Guernsey News

Homelessness charity 'At Home in Guernsey' says it is crucial St Julian's House has free beds for emergency situations.

Jersey and Guernsey have been included in a landmark UK deal with Gulf states that is being hailed a 'significant' boost to the islands' economies.

Deputy Gavin St Pier says public perception, not who is best for the job, influenced decisions.

A business group is warned against proposal to pay under 18s the same minimum wage as adults in Guernsey.

We're set for a sizzling Bank Holiday weekend and start to the school half-term holidays....

Islands Unlimited says it could add Alderney as a destination following successful berthing trials.

A 69-year-old man has been charged with four offences relating to criminal damage and perverting the course of justice.

Deputy Andrew Niles replaces Deputy Gavin St Pier on Guernsey's senior States committee.

Steps are being taken towards clearing and starting redevelopment at Leale’s Yard.

Alderney's States is increasing the support money available for small businesses to £20,000.

A garden stand at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show that GROW contributed to has been awarded a gold medal.

Volunteers from Guernsey’s marine ambulance are planning to drive a car from St Peter Port to Herm Island to raise vital funds for the Flying Christine III.

Two 17 year old students from Guernsey have spent the past year developing a brand-new sports drink designed for young sports enthusiasts, and are seeking crowdfunding for the final push.

The QEII Marina gates will be repaired or replaced at a cost of up to £10.7 million.

We're being told we'll arrive at work feeling more positive if we swap our car commute for something more active.

Ahead of its annual meetings, the Channel Islands Co-op is reporting a trading profit of £7.2 million for 2025.

New visitor pontoons in Victoria Marina are welcoming their first arrivals of the season.

Guernsey's crime rate is virtually unchanged, but some driving offences have increased significantly.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill following an incident overnight.

It's been a big weekend for inter-island sport, as unusual scheduling saw Jersey and Guernsey go head-to-head in both football and rugby on the same day.

Two men have been arrested for allegedly tricking someone out of £10,000 by pretending to be police.

The 10 wealthiest residents of the Channel lslands have a combined fortune of just under £16 billion, according to the latest Sunday Times Rich List.

The vast majority at the Mallard would be classed as affordable.

Attempts will be made to repair the fault that has seen untreated sewage enter the sea at a local beauty spot.

Aurigny has brought in its own ground handling team at Southampton as flight numbers expand.

A consultation has opened on how the Bailiwick should modernise how births are registered, as laws date back to 1935.

A government efficiency drive and a reduction in the services it offers is an option being considered.

Solar panels - or an alternative - will be required on all new housing and commercial developments in Guernsey.

The vital role of families who foster in the Bailiwick is being celebrated this weekend by the Family Placement Service.

Local market rents now average just under £2,200 a calendar month.

Guernsey charity Grow will have the 'amazing' opportunity to highlight its achievements on the national stage at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show later this month.

Burhou's exclusion zone is in force to protect breeding puffins after winter storms devastated their population.

Two Guernsey actors have successfully auditioned for speaking parts in the film 'Under the Watchful Gaze.'

The Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman says the compensation for car loans that is being offered in the UK does not apply to people in Jersey and Guernsey.

Aa new inter-islands battle of the bands competition, being dubbed a 'Music Muratti' has been organised for young musicians across the Channel Islands.

Police have charged and bailed a 33 year old under a Terrorism Law offence after an alleged incident at Folies nightclub.

Guernsey FC will officially be able to compete for promotion on home soil, after league's U-turn.

The main focus is on St Peter Port with some 20,000 people expected to come and go during the day.

People in Guernsey are being asked to share their views on how the island’s surrounding waters should be used.

The UK Ministry of Defence say the fuses on 2,000lb weapons are not armed and the bombs are 'highly unlikely' to self detonate.

The club says it will lose home advantage and it does not accept the league's decision.

Policy and Resources says it will not nominate deputy Gavin St Pier when he resigns from the committee to seek re-election.

Islanders will be able to see pieces of football history in person later this month.

The Guernsey-born director behind the Copsogue films will be on the island this Liberation weekend to scout for locations and island-grown talent.

Islanders are being asked to help fundraise for a sculpture to remember the small boat forces who operated in the Channel in WW2.

Markers have been positioned near Herm to protect puffins during the breeding season.

Deputy Gavin St Pier and his wife were questioned and released by Guernsey Police yesterday (1 May) and he has subsequently resigned from P&R.

35-year-old Gino Pallisco has been sentenced to more than nine years in prison for the importation of drugs.

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.