Guernsey News

Two Guernsey business couples are backing GFC with multi-year financial support.

Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott has received his first senior call-up for the Three Lions.

The latest Public Health report shows malignant and non malignant melanomas are the most preventable form of cancer.

The St John Ambulance and Rescue Service says islanders should consider joining the Ambulance Subscription Scheme to "prevent that bill shock".

Mortgage tax relief stays but deputies shy away from freezing committee spending.

The Better Journeys Project has money for Channel Island schools to promote cycling, walking and scooting.

Guernsey's Education, Sports and Culture Committee will begin looking for a new member after Deputy Jayne Ozanne announced her decision to leave.

The Twin Otter is owned, flown and maintained by Skybus under a new contract with Aurigny.

The Victor Hugo Centre has raised more than 90% of its capital campaign target.

Home Affairs reassures people the police complaints system works, but admits it is overly complicated.

The former Duke of York could be set to move to Guernsey, according to a royal biographer.

States say visitor numbers are up 7% on the 2024.

States use the visit of Pedro Serrano to discuss how Guernsey can benefit from the Brexit reset.

Guests staying at Sarnia Hotels have helped raise more than £10,000 for Guernsey Trees for Life.

A Guernsey man is calling on the community to donate, after completing a 2,000-mile challenge.

Beau Sejour's changing rooms have undergone a major refurbishment to improve disabled access.

83 post boxes will shut across Guernsey, but a public consultation saves 14 from closure.

A French racing yacht, which grounded off the west coast of Guernsey, has been successfully refloated.

The move will enable French visitors to come to Guernsey on day trips next year without a passport.

14 year old Cole Foad, from Les Varendes High School, will be the youngest person to represent Guernsey in the UK Youth Parliament.

Both RPI and RPIX in Guernsey are now at 3.3%, below the UK's 3.8%.

Guernsey's Crab Cabin closes and fishermen and suppliers blame the octopus.

Guernsey households encouraged to reuse pumpkins, decorations and costumes.

It follows a capsize and dramatic helicopter rescue after midnight in rough seas.

A new organisation will nurture local talent and entice producers to consider Guernsey's unique locations.

JT Group and CVC DIF have signed an agreement to buy Manx Telecom Group in the Isle of Man.

The GSPCA has entered the next phase of its big build with the foundations complete and the cornerstone laid.

Recent excavation finds evidence of a settlement thought to date back 6,500 years.

57mm of rainfall during Storm Benjamin begins to replenish supplies.

The Health Improvement Commission launched the Munchy Lunches initiative in Le Rondin last year.

Winds were generally mid Channel but hit 80 mph overnight at St Helier harbour.

Jo Priaulx, walked the red carpet at the Pride of Britain Awards ceremony.

The former head of Economic Development underlines his commitment to housing in his new role.

A red level wind warning has been issued for the Channel Islands, with F8 gales forecast.

Guernsey Police say sextortion is a growing issue across the UK and continues to affect people in the islands.

Waste bins have been removed from the Vale Parochial Cemetery for a trial period, due to rising costs.

Specialist government contractor to risk assess four metallic devices buried deep under a paddock near the Foulon cemetery.

Guernsey's Medical Specialist Group has been fined £100,000 for a data breach involving stolen patient emails.

A new wellness retreat, The Centre, has launched in Guernsey, offering equine-guided healing.

Island FM is delighted to announce the appointment of Tom Fotheringham as Chairman of its Board of Directors.

The latest radio listening figures show Guernsey’s Island FM has it biggest audience in five years.