Guernsey News

The Channel Islands rugby team won their first-ever game, beating Sweden 66-28.

For the first time since 2001, Guernsey have won both Murrati finals.

The 316 seater San Pawl has been brought from Malta aboard a special boat transporter vessel.

Saturday 17 May 2025 is going to be a busy day for Channel Island sports fans.

33% of the 82 candidates standing are women which represents a steady increase across the past two decades.

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Aurign has been working on a national TV campaign in collaboration with VisitGuernsey for the UK and Ireland.

The Sunday Times Rich List 2025 reveals the wealthiest residents of the Channel Islands.

A pair of Guernsey-grown root vegetables are attracting some attention online.

The latest radio listening figures show Guernsey’s Island FM has it biggest audience in five years.

A trickle of candidates on the final day of nominations means that 82 deputy hopefuls will fight for the 38 seats in the States Assembly.

The GSPCA are looking for an experienced reptile owner to look after 'Maximillian'.

The Channel Islands Co-op is proposing members are paid a 2% dividend for a second year running, despite reporting a 'stronger year'.

Guernsey Police are investigating after four birds were killed in land off the coast at St Peter's.

Co-op stores in the Channel Islands are over the worst of supply issues, and are in a 'recovery phase' after a cyber attack on the company in the UK shut down delivery systems.

The owners of Beetons say they have made the 'emotional' decision to close at the end of June.

A Guernsey developer wants to build around 100 homes on a plot adjacent to the Mallard complex in the Forest parish.

After three weeks, Guernsey's food waste processing plant is back in action.

A 'Bio Blitz' is taking place at L'Ancresse to assess the variety of animal species and plant life both on the beach and the Common.

A new community cricket programme has launched to encourage more youngsters to try the sport.

New signs have been placed around St Peter Port and St Helier, showing how long it takes to walk or cycle from key locations into town.

One of the dolphin sculptures on Guernsey's new trail has been vandalised.

The Youth Commission has launched 'The Bus Stop' - a fully equipped, solar-powered mobile youth club.

The Princess Royal has attended commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of Liberation in Guernsey and Sark.

One of the only surviving pets from the Second World War will be joining Guernsey's Liberation Day Cavalcade.

In a brand refresh Guernsey Marinas - part of Guernsey Ports - will focus on bringing more private leisure boat visitors to the island.

Events are going on across the island for the landmark anniversary of the end of the German occupation.

Islanders might have spotted a new celebratory postbox topper outside town church.

Guernsey Housing Association (GHA) is pushing on with its plans for 150 new homes following the States' progress on building flood defences on the Bridge.

In the week the Channel Islands celebrate 80 years of Liberation, Guernsey's Bailiff has unveiled a Blue Plaque honouring the agents of the Guernsey Active Secret Press.

Camp des Rêves in St Peter’s has received one of the most prestigious British business Awards.

Islanders can now book flights through the Emirates website from Guernsey, making long-haul travel easier, even though Aurigny has temporarily removed an aircraft.

HSBC has made a donation to support the Blue Marine Foundation (BMF) and its work protecting ocean habitats around Guernsey and Jersey.

The Channel Islands' top politicians have met for the final time ahead of Guernsey's upcoming general election.

Parish officials have arranged a series of Liberation Celebrations for those who don't want to head into town or want to keep partying past 9 May.

Deputies vote to turn the quarry into the next reservoir while rubble and builders' waste will be dumped near the Longue Hougue reclamation.

Guernsey Waste says its food waste processing plant has been out of action since 21 April.

The latest report into the MSG's performance shows increased demand in the health sector and inadequate resources to deal with the pressure.

Dogs and horses are banned from several beaches around Guernsey during the busy summer season.

An annual campaign is urging islanders to put their lawnmowers away in May.

Damien Molony is returning to Jersey as Bergerac. UKTV teases what the TV detective will do next.

Guernsey's adult minimum wage will increase to £12.60 an hour from October 2025, while the rate for 16 to 17 year olds will be 90% of that figure, £11.35 an hour.

The rate at which prices are rising in Guernsey is 4.2% whereas in Jersey RPI has dipped to 2.3%.