Guernsey News

GB Surfing has awarded £10,000 to local surf coaches to support the development of Channel Island talent.

The captain of the Commodore Goodwill at the time the freight ship fatally collided with the L’Ecume II fishing trawler has given evidence in court.

The Normandy Market will return to Guernsey this autumn for three days.

Belmiro de Freitas and his partner opened their café at Fermain this morning knowing that they do not have to leave by the end of October.

All seven beds in Guernsey's Les Bourgs Hospice have been replaced with Cuddle Beds.

A Level and IB students have had their induction day at the old La Mare de Carteret High School.

Mums from Guernsey and Jersey joined a victorious all-mum rugby team.

This summer in Guernsey was the second warmest on record.

Policy and Resources has published a timeline to reach a final State's decision on tax.

L'Ecume II skipper Michael Michieli, described in court by a friend as the "best fisherman", had expressed concerns about large vessels passing too close several times before his death at sea in 2022, a jury has heard.

Sark's price commissioner brands the 114% increase unreasonable but says he cannot act until October.

Guernsey's new head of Housing says he will "keep pushing" to address the lack of local accommodation.

Princess Cruises puts St Peter Port on its itinerary for 2027.

The Alderney Wildlife Trust says the weather has played a part in keeping fledgling seabird numbers high.

The Royal Court has heard that the Commodore Goodwill's bridge crew should have seen the L'Ecume II fishing trawler on the ship's radar at least 10 minutes before the fatal crash.

One restaurant says the 60 pence hike means they are reducing their opening hours.

Two men go on trial in Jersey today ( 1 Sept) accused of manslaughter following the sinking of a fishing trawler that collided with a freight ship almost three years ago.

Guernsey's new head of Education wants to examine early years education and improve staff retention.

Guernsey Public Health is looking to follow England in providing free chickenpox vaccines for children.

A cherry picker was used to remove a large Asian hornet nest from a tree inside the grounds of Elizabeth College.

Funding and future-proofing are priorities for Guernsey's new Health and Social Care President.

A new initiative will launch in Guernsey this September to help with early diagnoses of serious health conditions.

Guernsey's Alastair Chalmers is busy competing at major track events.

Better business links with northern France and potential competition for Aurigny are priorities for Guernsey's new Economic Development president.

Drone enthusiasts in the Bailiwick are being warned not to fly them during the Air Display.

Guernsey Post has stopped its parcels service to the US ahead of a new import duty coming into effect.

1.3 million people tracked a flight from Guernsey to Manchester.

RNLI, ambulance, police and fire crews rescued a person stuck near the Cow's Horn in St Peter Port.

Islands Unlimited reopens the Jersey route while Brittany Ferries increases French visitor numbers.

Guernsey Police have launched an investigation into the death of a man in St Peter Port.

The island's new approach to marketing hopes to attract more young tourists to the island.

A former Guernsey Chief Minister has been remanded in custody after appearing in court.

Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq will appear in court charged with multiple offences, with some relating to indecent images of children and extreme pornography.

Time negotiating the turn out of Sausmarez Park to the main road caused the delay.

Clever technique using tinsel tracks a worker hornet to the nest.

A community project depicting Sark's Les Autelets and coastline in wool goes on display.

The efforts of Isle of Wight residents have saved the shuttle service, which takes cancer patients to and from their hotels to Southampton Hospital and which has been dubbed 'so much more' than a bus.

72% of all GCSE and Level 2 equivalents taken in the Bailiwick this year were graded 4 or above.

Aurigny is expanding accessibility for passengers with reduced mobility by introducing electric Aviramps at Southampton and London Gatwick airports.

Contractors consider CCTV to protect staff from abuse by motorists.

Emergency services were called to La Vallette after reports of a medical incident on Tuesday afternoon (19 August).

Despite a dry first three weeks of August, the utility says it can manage with current supplies.

Work to clear the Idlerocks is due to begin after the August Bank Holiday.

Octopus is on the menu as an alternative to crab sandwiches.

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.