Dullest July in Guernsey in almost three decades

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  A mum of five is warning islanders to double-check what they put in their one-tonne waste bags.

• States order clean-up of derelict Guernsey Hotel

  The owner of an old Guernsey hotel labelled an "eyesore" has been ordered to clean it up.

• Channel Islanders urged not to panic buy fuel

  ATF Fuels says supply is not an issue but price volatility is already in evidence on some garage forecourts.

• Guernsey Post announces tracked service along with letter price increases

  Guernsey's postal tariffs will change on 1 April 2026, and a new service will allow islanders to track letters and parcels heading to the UK.

• New course to empower women to cycle confidently on Guernsey’s roads

  The Health Improvement Commission’s Breeze cycling initiative will launch this April.

• Guernsey Police stop 141 cars in road safety crackdown

  68% of cars checked by Guernsey Police during Operation Clear Water were found to be faulty.

• Guernsey man stuck in Sri Lanka by the Iran war

  Former deputy Peter Roffey is staying near Galle, not far from the waters where the US sunk an Iranian frigate.

• More than 25 puffins a week wash up on Channel Island beaches

  Animal protection charities are collating the numbers of dead seabirds after a change in wind direction is bringing them onto island beaches.