Guernsey News

Executives from Andium Homes meet with members of Guernsey's Committee for Housing.

The Dean of Guernsey will deliver his last service at the Town Church before he retires.

Three Aurigny ATRs traced perfect holding patterns above Guernsey as low visibility prevented them from landing.

Another blast of very hot weather is on the way for the Channel Islands.

The Guernsey Counselling Service has been awarded a grant to expand its operations.

Surveys at Guernsey Airport show one third of all British Airways passengers are new to Guernsey.

A mental health awareness campaign called "We See You" is launching in the Channel Islands.

Two abandoned vehicles described as an "eyesore" have been removed from public property at no cost to the taxpayer.

The eco-friendly fictional creatures, The Wombles, could return to television.

The World Cup excitement is going up a notch in the Channel Islands today, as England and Portugal play for the first time.

A Russian frigate fired small arms warning shots at the private yacht as they passed north east of Alderney.

Three people have been banned from Jersey and Guernsey FA matches following violence at last month's Muratti.

La Grande Mare Golf Course has been extended and reconfigured over seven years.

Overseas Aid has given £50,000 to a UK charity for protective clothing as they work among Ebola victims in the DRC.

Guernsey politicians are responding after the UK announced a social media ban for under 16s.

Guernsey's Alex Scott has given fans a glimpse behind the scenes training with the England squad, by sharing a selection of photos on Instagram.

Mark Prevel says he has 'banked some miles' to make the remaining two weeks easier.

There will be full pedestrian access to the Castle and Lighthouse during the eight week project.

Ian Brown, known for his cycling achievements and extensive charity work, has been made an MBE.

A UK Government programme to offer the meningitis B vaccine to Year 13 pupils, and those under 25 starting university this autumn, is set to be extended to Guernsey.

A Guernsey teenager is taking on a month-long, open water, marathon swim!

Changes include switching to sea for outgoing mail and offering airmail and enhanced mail tracking.

The 'windrow' method ensures the temperature of garden waste is constantly monitored to provide optimum conditions.

Former Commonwealth and Island Games cyclist Ann Bowditch expects the solo ride to be tough.

Money that was sitting unclaimed in dormant Co-op share accounts is being given to community projects in the Channel Islands.

Construction will begin this summer on the affordable housing project at the former CI Tyres site, now known as Court Falaise.

Deputy David Goy initially wants public feedback on a new tax system that would look at alternative sources of revenue, rather than GST.

Guernsey taxpayers have given inter-islands ferry service Islands Unlimited a £75,000 grant

GST at 3% combined with benefits and States savings will bring in 59M a year.

Bus operator Stagecoach and Guernsey's States have tweaked the timetable to offer a more effective service.

The ATR diverted to Southampton, and landed without incident, after a windscreen cracked in flight.

Fete d'la Mair will unite everyone with a love of Guernsey's varied and beautiful coast.

No provider has been awarded a subsidy to operate the inter-island ferry service between Alderney and Guernsey.

The regulator says finance in Guernsey continues to attract funds, investment and insurance business.

Pubs in Guernsey can apply to stay open later to show World Cup games.

Guernsey Water say the island's 100 miles of fresh water douits are vital for water catchment.

In the first five months of 2026, At Home in Guernsey says the number of people it's supported is already nearing the total for the entirety of 2025.

A planning application has been submitted to improve La Vallette slipway by the Children's Pool, following the damage caused by Storm Goretti.

Guernsey's public finances turn in a surplus of £45 million, but P&R says the bigger picture shows a funding gap.

Guernsey has had its warmest spring since records began.

A Guernsey parent says her son is devastated after being told he cannot go to his Year 11 prom because his attendance fell below the school's required threshold.

The findings of a public survey will be used to decide what future qualifications should be offered to adults at The Guernsey Institute.

Guernsey's senior politician says there has been a frustrating lack of progress on the regeneration of the island's two ports.

A support service says there has been a big jump in the number of 17 to 19 year olds in Guernsey looking for work.

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.