Unemployment in Guernsey has fallen to its lowest level since 2018.
295 islanders were out of work at the end of March; 12 fewer than a month earlier.
498 jobs were being advertised last month, which is also down by 67 compared to February.
325 people in Guernsey were employed but claiming additional income support from the States.
The number of new claims for income support more than doubled in March, with 59 people signing on to claim benefits. That's 35 more than in February.
Calls to reduce pavement surfing in Guernsey
Pedestrian advocacy group Living Streets says some drivers are using pavements out of convenience rather than necessity, and it wants the law clarified.
Alderney vicar delivers life saving CPR
Islanders are being urged to get CPR training this Restart A Heart Week.
App launching to tackle loneliness in Guernsey
A Guernsey man has developed an app to help the older generation make new connections.
Guernsey football star Maya Le Tissier scores for England
Le Tissier scored her first senior international goal for England.
New Guernsey form aims to identify dangerous road spots
An online form to help gather information on unsafe behaviour on Guernsey's roads.
GSPCA condemns dangerous cow-taunting video and urges respect for livestock
The GSPCA says deliberately stressing cattle and other livestock is "both cruel and potentially dangerous".
Crew sickness leads to Alderney flight cancellations
Alderney connectivity will be reduced for the next week.
Pop-ups to highlight homelessness in Guernsey
Six installations showing the living conditions of homeless people in Guernsey are on display.
