Guernsey's latest unemployment figures for September 2024 show there has been an 18% rise in job-seekers.
At the end of September 2024, the number of islanders with no work increased to 241.
This 37 more than in June, but 50 fewer than a year ago.
Around 28% of jobseekers are in some form of paid work, but are still eligible for Income Support due to their earnings.
The Job Centre is currently advertising 308 positions, 11 more than in the same month last year.
Aurigny gets monopoly on Guernsey's lifeline airlinks as Loganair is denied permits
Loganair's licence applications to operate flights from Guernsey to Jersey and Guernsey to Southampton have been denied by the island's Transport Licensing Authority.
Storm causes gable end to collapse on Guernsey property
An elderly couple had the gable end of their home ripped apart by Storm Goretti but were thankfully uninjured.
Major clean up begins after Storm Goretti
The Bailiwick has been battered by Storm Goretti, with trees brought down, property damaged and 50 people evacuated from flats in St Peter Port.
Sanctioned Russian tanker sailing north of Channel Islands
A Russian oil tanker sanctioned by the United States is sailing north of the islands a day after a similar vessel was seized by US forces in European waters.
CI Airports to close early as Storm Goretti approaches
Jersey, Guernsey and Alderney airports will close at 6pm on Thursday evening (8th January) as the islands brace for the peak of Storm Goretti.
Storm Goretti prompts stay-at-home warning in the Channel Islands
Storm force winds with gusts to 90mph and heavy rainfall are expected across the Channel Islands tomorrow evening (8 January).
50,000 cruise passengers heading for Guernsey in 2026
51 cruise ship visits are scheduled for the year ahead, with that number likely to increase.
The Dean of Guernsey to retire later this summer
The Very Reverend Tim Barker has been in charge of the Anglican Church in the Bailiwick for the past decade.
