Guernsey News

The new all weather facilities at Chemin le Roi will be opened by British show jumping legend John Whitaker MBE.

Restrictions and guidance has been given on bonfires and setting off fireworks.

Co-op shoppers at ten Jersey stores are now being asked to use a face scanner to check they're old enough to buy age-restricted products.

Guernsey golfers will be able to work on their swing at La Grande Mare from next month.

Improved sea and trade links with France prompt a Guernsey businesswoman to expand into selling French produce.

HMS Daring could return to Bailiwick waters next year.

The project is not costed yet, but repairs to Alderney runway so far this year have reached £460,000.

Home Affairs counters claims by munitions expert Ben Remfrey and says the buried ordnance will be dealt with proportionately.

A public tip-off and an 'extensive investigation' have led to the eight-year imprisonment of Steven Beausire for sexual offences against a child and the supply of drugs.

The States of Guernsey has apologised after an email gaffe in which it warned residents that its own messages should be discarded as spam.

The latest repairs to Alderney's runway have taken place overnight to keep the airport operational.

After a decade of fundraising, the foundations are being laid for an education centre for students with learning difficulties.

Thanks to some determined staff at the island’s recycling centre, a Guernsey woman has been reunited with her lost wedding and engagement rings.

Public Health has shared mortality trends to highlight lifestyle factors that may influence lifespan.

Two meetings will be held in Sark to discuss the impact of reduced sailings over the winter and early spring.

Guernsey police have made an arrest after a member of the pubic illegally entered the airport aerodrome for the second time this weekend.

Flights were disrupted for a time after a security breach where a man accessed the aerodrome at Guernsey airport.

The de Havilland Twin Otter has flown 4,000 miles from Canada to begin work on the Alderney routes.

Guernsey prison's early adoption of SkyFence could be copied by UK institutions as drops of contraband by drones increase.

We're being assured we don't have take any action before we travel to EU countries, despite a new Entry/Exit System (EES) taking effect from this Sunday (12 October)

Social Security wants to toughen up the legal punishment for those abusing the benefits system.

A Levels will be the only Level 3 qualification offered at Guernsey's Sixth Form Centre from September 2026.

The Nature Commission wants to know where people go to relax and what they get from the natural environment.

Smokers and vapers to be hit with big duty increases but the budget is deliberately 'unspectacular' following the recent election.

£850,000 is to be spent repairing X berth which is used by the inter island ferries.

A new exhibition at Candie features five decades of the work of Chris George.

Four women's football teams from around the British Isles will go head to head at Guernsey's Victoria Park next summer.

A silent march for Gaza and those suffering in Palestine is taking place in St Peter Port this lunchtime.

Town Christmas lights are to be restored and expanded.

By 2028, Guernsey, Jersey and Alderney will be equipped with the new Shannon Class lifeboat.

Guernsey Police are carrying out house-to-house enquiries in St Martins after a petrol bomb was thrown into a garden.

The Guernsey community is rallying to support a fisherman after his vessel sank near Sark.

Sark's senior committee is seeking agreement over the appointment of accountants and specialists to value the electricity company.

A number of Guernsey's phone boxes that are earmarked for removal due to lack of use, are broken.

A maritime safety investigation has been launched after a boat sunk in Sark waters.

Liberation is to stop brewing in Jersey.

An epic spectacle, described as the sea 'boiling' has been recorded by the island's Wildlife Trust.

Sure says not one single call has been made from a roadside phone box at all this year.

A pencilled note from a German POW has been discovered while renovating a wooden window in St Peter Port.

Tickets go on sale this week for the Channel Islands Christmas Lottery.

From 2027, islanders will be able to apply for new passports without filling in a form.

The final report into the June '25 election warns that voter registration, especially youngsters, needs to improve.

Islands Unlimited has published a 2026 schedule after a 'successful' first season.

The Flying Christine 3 is out of the water at Braye after developing a technical problem over the weekend.

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.