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First Facbeook competition closes tonight

Winners of the Mammut head torches will be drawn tomorrow
Ellie Mahoney | Verbier Editor | published: 24th December 2012
  • a picture of a head torch
  • a picture of a head torch
  • a picture of a head torch

It's the final day of our first facebook competition, and the 3 winners will find out tomorrow, followed by the launch of our next comp!
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Skier Dies in Avalanche in Verbier

Swedish woman loses life despite being equipped with transceiver and avalanche airbag
Sophie Nicholson | Verbier Editor | published: 20th December 2012
Huge avalanche crown and skiers tracks

A 23 year old Swedish skier was killed yesterday morning following an avalanche in Verbier. The young woman was in a group of four riders who were making the most of Wednesday's blue skies and seemingly perfect off piste skiing conditions following days of heavy snowfall and poor visibility in Verbier.
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Interview with British Avalanche Victim Jamie Muncer

Young skier warns of the dangers of off-piste skiing without avalanche safety gear
Angus Griffin | Verbier Reporter | published: 17th December 2012
Jamie Muncer

24 year old Jamie Muncer was caught it an avalanche in Verbier on Sunday 9th December. A competent off-piste skier, he ventured out of bounds just above the Col de Mines itinerary run to find fresh powder. The slope was tracked and there were other people skiing in the same area. Assuming it to be safe, he skied down and was subsequently caught in an avalanche. Submerged beneath several metres of snow, he was airlifted to hospital and miraculously survived without any injuries. Verbinet.com reporter Angus Griffin caught up with him to hear about the experience and to find out more about the dangers of skiing  in unmarked terrain.
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James Blunt Opens Verbier Restaurant La Vache

Verbier based singer at opening of La Vache
Robin Deering | Verbier Editor | published: 12th December 2012
La Vache flag, Verbier

Verbier chalet owner and well-known pop star James Blunt has officially opened the La Vache restaurant on the Attelas peak.
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Skiers Buried in Avalanche in Verbier

Three British skiers caught in slide - one injured
Sophie Nicholson | Verbier Editor | published: 10th December 2012
level 4 high avalanche risk flag

Last week's record snowfall in Verbier inevitably came with a significantly increased avalanche risk and three British skiers were caught in a slide in the Col des Mines area on Sunday morning - none of the party were wearing transceivers.
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What's New in the Ski Industry for Winter 2012-2013?

Part 2 - It's all about you....
Sophie Nicholson | Verbier Editor | published: 30th November 2012
An image of a group of smiling skiers/boarders

The ski industry is an ever-changing, ever developing world where companies, manufacturers and resorts continuously strive to keep up with consumer demand, stay ahead of competitors, and deliver a top notch customer experience.
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UK Born Skier Becomes French Citizen

French Based Ben Cavet's decision prompted by lack of funding available in UK
Sophie Nicholson | Verbier Editor | published: 23rd November 2012
Ben Cavet

18 year old Sussex born mogul skier Ben Cavet is becoming something of a legend in his chosen sport - mogul skiing. Having lived in Morzine for the past 7 years, Ben has honed his skills on the Alpine bumps and earlier this year won the French senior mogul championship.
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Verbier Ski Lifts to Open Every Day

Key ski lifts to start operating during the week from 24 November
Sophie Nicholson | Verbier Editor | published: 19th November 2012
freestyle skier verbier ride

It may still only be November but the winter of 2012-2013 is well underway in Verbier and the ski lifts have been operational for some weeks now.
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What’s New in the Ski Industry for Winter 2012-2013?

Part 1 - New insurance policies and the growth of the backcountry sector
Sophie Nicholson | Verbier Editor | published: 13th November 2012
Two skiers picking a line

No longer summer and definitely not yet winter - interseason in the Alps is a tricky time to keep one’s mind occupied. Some folks make the most of the opportunity to leave the valley, see friends, or visit warmer climes to recharge before the winter onslaught, but for those who remain, this is a time for patience - a waiting game.
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Breathalyser Fines Delayed Until March 2013

Setback due to lack of availability of testing kits
Sophie Nicholson | Verbier Editor | published: 1st November 2012
Breathalyser

A new law forcing motorists to carry breathalyser kits when driving in France has been delayed until March 2013 due to stock difficulties. Currently, all drivers in France face a caution if they are caught without the compulsory testing kits.
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