Dullest July in Guernsey in almost three decades

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• New housing development to support Guernsey residents with disabilities

  Fourteen purpose-built one-bedroom flats have been created to help disabled islanders live more independently.

• Guernsey conservation group receive Royal recognition

  The Guernsey Conservation Volunteers celebrate both a King's Award and their 30th anniversary.

• Future of national newspaper distribution in Guernsey is uncertain

  Guernsey’s Economic Development Committee has rejected a request from the newspaper boat company for financial support.

• Guernsey's Elizabeth College to investigate allegations of historical abuse

  School says allegations date back to the 70s and 80s and it takes its safeguarding responsibility 'extremely seriously.'

• Retiring Guernsey doctor auctioning artwork for Les Bourgs Hospice

  Oil paintings created by a long-serving Guernsey GP will be auctioned off this month to raise money for Les Bourgs Hospice.

• Guernsey business continues to push for law change

  The Vape Bar says the States of Guernsey is ignoring it after it challenged new rules that ban under-18s from entering its shop.

• Start of Guernsey's 2026 cruise ship season delayed

  The MS Hamburg was due to anchor in the Little Russel on 14 April but will go to Cherbourg instead.

• Some Guernsey parish rate bills sent out late

  Householders in St Peter Port have been receiving their rates bills AFTER the due by date.