Dullest July in Guernsey in almost three decades

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• Sark to Jersey rowing race sets off

  32 crews from Jersey and Guernsey Rowing Clubs are lining up to take part in the Sark 2 Jersey Rowing Race - plus one single sculler from the Netherlands.

• New filter at Guernsey road junction

  Measure designed to make it easier for drivers to cross the four cross near Les Bourgs Hospice Shop.

• Pause on plan to cover part of Guernsey's Water Lanes

  A public backlash sees the Education Committee go back to the drawing board on pedestrian and cycle access to Les Ozouets campus.

• Brittany Ferries opens bookings up until November 2026

  Brittany Ferries has launched its 2026 timetable, enabling islanders to book travel right up until November next year.

• Pigeon racing to return to Guernsey

  Enhanced checks and a permit system have satisfied the Guernsey authorities that mass releases can be resumed safely.

• Hundreds sign petition to preserve historic Guernsey lane

  More than 400 islanders have signed an online petition against covering the St Peter Port Water Lanes.

• New tourist attraction to open in Alderney

  The Channel Islands' only purpose-built Napoleonic signalling tower will open as a museum.

• Eight Guernsey football teams to compete for the inaugural Spirit Cup

  Guernsey football fans are invited to watch a free pre-season football tournament this summer.