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• Guernsey Airport releases former Blue Islands aircraft

  Guernsey Ports say the majority of Blue Islands' outstanding debt it is owed has been recovered.

• Guernsey's government sets out five ‘super priorities' over the next three years

  The Government Work Plan will prioritise tax and healthcare reform, Leale's Yard, the harbours and early years provision for children.

• Century old water main to replaced in Guernsey's Old Quarter

  The work will take two months, as lifting and then relaying thousands of granite cobbles adds complexity.

• 'Major housing development' near Guernsey Airport granted outline permission

  Construction of a residential development at the Mallard complex could begin in early 2026.

• Alderney enjoys a Royal Visit for the 80th Homecoming anniversary

  Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, was in St Anne to mark 80 years since the first civilians began moving back to the island after the Occupation.

• Exhibitors finalised for first Guernsey travel show

  Aurigny, representatives from Sark and Alderney and travel experts are among 20 businesses lined up for 11 January.

• WATCH: Last Blue Islands plane leaves Jersey

  The last plane that formed part of Blue Islands’ fleet has left Jersey Airport.

• New woodland for Alderney's 80th Homecoming

  Alderney will get a Royal Visit on 15 December and over the weekend a new area of woodland will be planted out.