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• Guernsey Museums report a 3% increase in visitor numbers

  Around 75,000 separate visits were made to Guernsey Museum attractions in 2026.

• Sewage outfall fixed on Guernsey's east coast

  The Fort George outfall, which had been releasing raw sewage near Soldiers Bay, has been repaired.

• Successful start to Guernsey Ports renewable heating oil conversion

  The Crown Pier marina facilities began running on renewable heating oil in April, ahead of the busy summer season.

• Guernsey's Animal Shelter nurses oiled seabird

  The GSPCA says the guillemot may be the first casualty of old oil being dredged up by stormy seas.

• Home Affairs needs millions to maintain Guernsey's frontline services

  The Committee will ask for money for more police, fire and prison officers and a training budget for evolving cyber crime.

• New savings scheme for Guernsey children in care

  The States say they want to provide a financial foundation to help young people in care prepare for adult life.

• Alderney celebrates two awards at Britain in Bloom

  The island and a local resident have both been recognised by the Royal Horticultural Society.

• Guernsey reservoir walk closes due to storm damage

  Strong winds from Storm Austen have brought down trees along the Millennium Walk, forcing its closure.