Guernsey News

A Guernsey teenager who sent explicit messages to children under 10 has been jailed for nearly three years.

A new website has launched to publish information and updates about the work of Guernsey’s parliament.

A man who calls Guernsey home plans to swim 21 miles from Northern Ireland to Scotland.

The diving platform at the Bathing Pools will reopen following a 'concerted effort from the community, government and the private sector.'

Completing remedial building work on the Critical Care and Post Anaesthetic Units at the PEH is over running by around nine months.

Vibrant street art is being used as a catalyst for the regeneration of St Peter Port's Old Quarter.

A man living in Sark has been jailed for 12 years for multiple sexual offences against children, including travelling to try and meet and abuse them.

Guernsey Police have confirmed the schoolboy who was reported missing since yesterday morning (24 June) has been found.

For the next six months QuitVape will work in schools to reduce the number of 12 to 18 year olds vaping.

The placement of a rescue throw line is being trialled at La Vallette.

Aurigny's testing year of fleet transition has cost the taxpayer millions in lease costs, the States' accounts reveal.

2024 accounts show the States has a £9M shortfall in the money it receives from taxes and charges.

Team Guernsey's flag bearer and water carrier have been chosen for next month's Island Games in Orkney.

For a fifth year, hundreds of islanders have trekked 5km (3 miles) at the break of dawn to support a mental health charity's ongoing work.

Hundreds of photographs from local creatives to go on display this summer.

The 10th Channel Islands Pride will see Channel Islanders gather Jersey's People's Park today (21 June).

A team of independent, impartial and international election observers came to Guernsey to ensure democratic values were upheld as the island took to the polls.

Newcomers and seasoned politicians among a cohort of females that make up more than a quarter of the Assembly.

Deputies Lindsay De Sausmarez and Yvonne Burford are resoundingly returned but voters back a swathe of newcomers.

DFDS has acquired the Commodore Goodwill, which will run freight services between Jersey, Portsmouth and St Malo.

Aurigny will team up with Skybus to operate the Alderney lifeline routes, promising a more resilient and financially efficient service.

Young triathletes, karters, cyclists and horse riders will have the cost of transporting themselves and their equipment to training and competitions covered.

Voting is underway in Guernsey's second island-wide election of deputies.

Anniversary exhibitions have been installed in two Bailiwick HSBC branches to celebrate their long local history.

Colette ‘Lottee’ Bonner and Michelle Martel are finalists in the national Dementia Care Awards for their care of people in Guernsey.

The boss of Blue Islands has said sorry to customers for the frustrations caused by delayed and cancelled flights and says its new aircraft will deliver the reliable service islanders deserve.

Initial survey shows three 'anomalies' around 26 feet underground, but people nearby are told there is no immediate risk.

Using the online giant could save up to £100,000 a year, but local firms lose the business.

FlyDirect has announced its Gran Canaria winter sun programme.

The islands' Lieutenant Governors have been knighted in the King's Birthday Honours List, whilst ten other Channel Island residents have been recognised for their work.

Islanders have gathered outside the showroom at the power station to oppose Guernsey Electricity's fourth consecutive annual price hike.

UnLtd was unable to secure a grant and cannot afford to fund its client transport service itself.

The UK wants to safeguard more marine habitats, which could see trawlers close to CI territorial waters.

Islanders are going to start being told to come back every five years for a cervical cancer screening, rather than three, due to an advancement in tests.

Guernsey charity SafetyNet has commended the police for their approach to investigating rape and serious sexual assaults.

Guernsey's new fire chief says fire crews and paramedics work as a team to carry out CPR, and the success rates are some of the best in Europe.

The operation will be run by its Jersey counterpart but with a base in Guernsey.

DFDS has announced its long-awaited regular inter islands sailing.

Public Health has told IslandFM that children under the age of 18 will be able to access nicotine replacement therapies through school nurses, and in some cases, without parental consent.

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