Guernsey News

Octopus is on the menu as an alternative to crab sandwiches.

Firefighters in Guernsey were called out last night after a diesel car caught fire.

A St Saviour's resident came home to an unexpected parcel.

Proposals for Guernsey’s new post box network have been published.

The purchases of two private homes are among the multi millions Guernsey's States have spent buying land for housing over the past five years.

Guernsey students performed slightly better in A-Levels than their English peers.

Deputy Yvonne Burford has gone public on X about the sale of Octopus at Havelet.

The Etheridges are recording the origins of Rowan Tree Farm in St Pierre du Bois.

The number of travellers taking a ferry to Guernsey is up 16% between June last year and June 2025.

The organisers of the Guernsey Customer Service Awards, organised by Island FM, say they are delighted to welcome Norman Piette as the headline sponsors for the 2025 event.

Specsavers car park was overflowing with hundreds of car boot sellers and shoppers at the weekend.

Two calls to Alderney in two days and five 'shouts' in one week.

Residents of the upper parishes and St Peter Port will showcase their talents this weekend.

Two 11-year-olds have done their part to help fund the construction of Guernsey's new Wildlife Hospital.

The blueprint for 'Operation Nestegg' was found in a cardboard box at a UK auctioneers.

GFC fans have expressed their disappointment after the club announced that it has been expelled from this season's FA Cup.

Initial testing off Scotland but Alderney's grid may be linked to the Spiralis machine within years.

Anyone moving into, or transferring within, States housing will no longer have to pay for new carpets or other types of flooring.

Four men will tackle a 'unique' French marathon in aid of Guernsey Motor Neurone.

Latest figures from the States show that the price of a local property and the average rent both rose slightly between April and June, and significantly since 2020.

Land at Pointues Rocques in St Sampsons ready for a major private housing development.

Islanders can hop on a flight to Ostend and then a coach to Bruges this December.

Guernsey Post’s philatelic bureau is releasing two postage stamp sets highlighting Sark.

4x4 has off road capability and is fitted with the latest life saving equipment.

Aurigny opens up bookings to Gatwick and City into next summer.

Scammers fake deputy Lindsay de Sausmarez endorsing non existent investment scheme.

A major search operation is launched in the middle of the night for a missing elderly yachtsman.

Multi million pound contract with Agilisys officially ended last night, 31 July.

Musicians, dancers, and storytellers have swarmed upon St Peter Port for the fifth annual Street Festival.

Alderney joins Guernsey in highlighting the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Guernsey Post proposes to reduce the number of roadside post boxes to 45, in response to a significant decline in usage.

Guernsey's Chief Minister has written to the UK's Prime Minister to express support for ending the war in Gaza.

Issues with data in the Rolling Electronic Census mean the number of people leaving the island may have been over estimated.

The Channel Islands' largest food wholesaler is pulling out of both Jersey and the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

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.