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Guernsey Airport to stay open later as part of Aurigny's profitability plans
Guernsey Airport will remain open for an extra hour and a half, on four days a week next summer.
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States to vote on independence for The Ladies' College
States members will vote on progressing a law change to so Ladies College can accept a gift that will save taxpayers' money.
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Guernsey Budget 2027: £15m growth fund and fuel duty hikes
£15m will be invested in a fund aimed at growing Guernsey's economy as part of Budget proposals, which also include a 4.3% rise in fuel duty,
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Donations in memory of Hannah Benfield to Alderney rescue groups
The family of Hannah Benfield have thanked people for their messages and flowers, as they request any further tributes be in support of Alderney charities.
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Deputies asked to approve £6m Guernsey Airport roof repairs
The scaffolding at Guernsey Airport could come down for good, if the States agrees an 18 month long, £6 million repair job.
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Majority of Guernsey stamps bought by collectors
Around three quarters of the new stamps issued by Guernsey Post are snapped up by philatelists.
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Alex Scott withdraws from England squad
Guernsey's Alex Scott has withdrawn from the England squad.
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GST backlash prompts call for calm from Guernsey deputy
Guernsey’s GST vote has sparked anger online, with one deputy calling for calm.
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Deputies vote in GST at 3% as part of tax reform package
Policy and Resources' package to raise revenue but ease the burden on the less well-off is passed after six days of debate.
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Man charged with murder of Hannah Benfield in Alderney
A man has been charged with the murder of Hannah Benfield in Alderney.
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Deputy Inder apologises for raising middle finger to GST protestors
The head Guernsey's Planning Authority has admitted making an obscene gesture at the entrance to the Royal Court.
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Guernsey employers face delay over work permits
A 3,800 item backlog is described by the head of Home Affairs as 'sobering reading.'
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Chris Kamara launches men's mental health initiative in Guernsey
A campaign backed by football pundit Chris Kamara and aimed at helping men struggling with their mental health has begun in Guernsey.
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'Unimaginably painful week' for family of dead Alderney woman
The Cox family has thanked the Alderney community for their support following the suspected murder of 34 year old Hannah Benfield.
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Alderney murder investigation stretching Guernsey Police resources
Guernsey's Police Chief says support has been drafted in from the forces in the south west of England, Jersey and the local Customs and Immigration Service.
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Channel Islands Christmas Lottery tickets on sale
Tickets are now on sale for the Channel Islands Christmas Lottery, with the top prize guaranteed to be at least £300,000.
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Passengers will need passports for new Portsmouth sailings via France
Brittany Ferries says the route will open up trade links, but passengers using the traditional ferry to the UK will need a passport as it going via France.
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Islands Unlimited explores inter-islands car ferry
Islands Unlimited is exploring running a vehicle ferry between Guernsey and Jersey.
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Guernsey's Alex Scott wins first England cap
Guernsey's Alex Scott won his first senior England cap.
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New Dean of Guernsey promises to serve the whole Bailiwick
A new man has become the Bailiwick’s most senior Anglican priest.
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Questions in the States Assembly over Guernsey's bus service
Deputy John Gollop will ask the Environment Committee about the ability of Stagecoach to deliver reliable services.
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Police name woman found dead in Alderney
Specialist family liaison officers have been working closely with Hannah Benfield's family following her death.
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Guernsey restaurant stars in Apple TV show
An Apple TV show is giving viewers a look at the inner workings and inspirations of a Michelin-starred restaurant in Guernsey.
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Next stage of work on Guernsey's hospital dropped as 'unaffordable'
Nearly £6M has been spent on the drawings and preparation for Phase 2 of Guernsey's hospital project but cost pressure means it is being shelved.
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Police share update on suspected murder in Alderney
There will continue to be a significant emergency service presence in Alderney while a suspected murder investigation continues.
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Suspected murder in Alderney
Guernsey Police is investigating, and a man was arrested after a body was found in Alderney.
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Blank canvas for enhanced Alderney ferry services
The States wants to hear from operators who could run passenger routes to Guernsey, Jersey and France.
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Annual Navy commemoration service in Guernsey
The HMS Charybdis and Limbourne service honours both the Royal Navy and islanders who defied German orders.
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Information session ahead of Guernsey parish elections
Would be douzeniers can find out abut the role at an information session at Beau Sejour.
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Guernsey team conquer Kilimanjaro in memory of Rose Haysom
A Guernsey team successfully reached the summit of Africa’s highest mountain and smashed their fundraising target.
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Work on broken sewer off Guernsey's east coast set to begin
Guernsey Water says the pipe needed for the Soldier's Bay repair will be transported to the harbour today, 25 September.
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Ministers meet to discuss Channel Islands connectivity
Jersey and Guernsey could work together to encourage cruise operators to include both the major Channel Islands in their itineraries.
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Guernsey vinery used in drug operation
Two men in their forties have received a combined sentence of 34 and a half years for supplying drugs and money laundering.
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Ban for Guernsey supporter cautioned over Muratti trouble
A Guernsey football fan has been cautioned over disorder at this year's Muratti.
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Guernsey gets hooked on fresh fish
Fair Catch, a small van selling locally caught fish, is proving to be a sell-out success.
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Brittany Ferries yet to open winter Guernsey-Portsmouth bookings
Brittany Ferries says its new timetable for the traditional ferry to Portsmouth, via Cherbourg, is 'imminent.'
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Direct flights to Sardinia next summer
There'll be direct flights from Guernsey to Olbia in Sardinia in 2027.
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GST take cut by £3m as Guernsey's tax reform debate looms
Policy and Resources says new financial modelling reduces the amount a consumption tax could generate by £3M.
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Location chosen for more homeless sleeping pods in Guernsey
Caritas now wants to increase provision for the homeless in Guernsey, this time in northern St Peter Port.
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Enhancements planned for Guernsey's second harbour
Improvements include walking and cycling paths, a cafe and children's play area and a marine centre for boat maintenance.
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European praying mantis spotted in Guernsey garden
A rare visitor from Europe is thought to have been attracted by the heatwave summer and southerly winds.
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Guernsey's leisure centre reopens after near week-long closure
Authorities say that all traces of Legionella bacteria have been eradicated.
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Beau Sejour remaining shut over weekend
Beau Sejour is staying shut this weekend (19 & 20 September), as work continues to eradicate Legionella bacteria detected in the water system.
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Flyers advertising polar opposites delivered in Guernsey
A postcard promoting safe drinking and a glossy alcohol flyer end up going through some letter boxes at the same time.
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Alex Scott named in England squad
Bournemouth midfielder Guernsey's Alex Scott has been named in Thomas Tuchel's first England squad since the World Cup.
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Closure ongoing at Guernsey's leisure centre
A major effort continues to trace the source of Legionella bacteria and then stop it happening again.
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Guernsey's leisure centre closed for another day
The long term solution is the installation of filters to stop Legionella bacteria getting into the water system.
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Health authorities to consider 'cot cams' recommendation
A call for video monitoring of babies in neonatal cots and incubators will be considered by both Jersey and Guernsey's health authorities.
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Guernsey tax backlog 'worse than thought'
Guernsey's tax backlog is worse than thought and will take two years to clear, an update on the troubled Revenue Services has revealed.
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Warning issued over smart glasses use
People who use smart glasses are being urged to act responsibly and consider the impact on other people's privacy.
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£22m Children's Services hub plans advancing
Guernsey's States will be asked to approve a new hub for Children's Services, costing up to £22 million.
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Electricity companies sign four-year deal with EDF
Jersey and Guernsey Electricity have signed a new four year deal with French energy supplier EDF.
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14 secondary Asian hornet nests found in Guernsey
Five separate Asian hornet nests have been traced and eliminated in the space of one week.
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Gift to private schools could save Guernsey taxpayers £2.2m a year
Two Guernsey private school are being offered a gift that could save taxpayers £2.2m a year.
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New Chairman For Guernsey's Island FM
Island FM is delighted to announce the appointment of Tom Fotheringham as Chairman of its Board of Directors.
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More listeners, listening for longer: Island FM sees big jumps in new RAJAR figures
The latest radio listening figures show Guernsey’s Island FM has it biggest audience in five years.
