Guernsey News

Sarah Groves' family say the hurt of her loss gets worse, years after her death.

A new gallery at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital will host changing exhibitions throughout the year to support wellbeing.

Alligations have been made against the Governor of Les Nicolles Prison, regarding his conduct.

Islanders can once again enjoy the tranquil Millennium Walk.

Volunteers supplied with traps to try to limit numbers as Queens begin to create nests.

The States will part fund Autism Guernsey's support service for parents and carers of autistic children for three years.

Some visitors to the Channel Islands will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation from later this month.

A Hollywood based company run by Guernsey man Gene Fallaize aims to tell the real story of the hardship of life under Nazi rule.

The number of units added is ten less than the figure for 2024, and that number was blasted by a former senior politician as "nothing short of failure."

More than one thousand pieces of litter were found per mile of Guernsey coastline during the Clean Earth Trust's 2025 beach cleans.

Guernsey Water has completed the replacement of the ageing water main beneath Mill and Mansell Street.

Apple has confirmed it’s aware of an issue preventing iPhone users in the Channel Islands from verifying their age.

A drone was used to locate the boy halfway down precarious cliffs at Soldiers Bay.

A fire broke out in a disused building in the Forest.

The advice to pet owners is to have their rabbits vaccinated against the disease.

Guernsey’s Victoria Park is celebrating its first anniversary with a weekend of football.

"Remarkable artworks" from the Renaissance are currently on display in St Peter's Port.

Aurigny is rescheduling some flights between mid April and June and will levy a £2 fuel surcharge per sector.

A new survey reveals just how dissatisfied Channel Islanders are with the cost and reliability of travelling off-island.

Fire crews spent one and a half hours putting out the blaze in a derelict building.

The MSG says Dr Dean Patterson is no longer a partner but that he is fighting his temporary medical suspension.

A video exploring the formation of GFC and Victoria Park has been posted by the Premier League.

A Guernsey business wants to meet with Health and Social Care before next week's new law bans under-18s from entering vape shops unaccompanied.

Islanders in Guernsey and Jersey are having issues verifying their age, which is required by the new iPhone update.

A last minute flurry of nominations means 11 candidates are standing for a single seat in the Assembly.

Fledgling airline Air Alderney reaffirms its wish to start a new inter-islands service while talks are held between the States, Skybus and Aurigny.

Guernsey teams have taken both the wins at the de Putron final this year.

Island Energy has announced that gas bills will be increased by 1.2 pence per kWh from April.

The States are asking islanders enjoying local waters to "Check, Clean, and Dry" their equipment to slow the spread of invasive species.

Following a demonstration at Alderney airport, Aurigny has met with partners Skybus to produce a timeline for islanders.

A new restaurant and cafe, along with 11 new apartments, could be built on the Bridge.

Guernsey Dairy says there has been a sustained rise in demand for full-cream Red Milk.

Deputy Marc Leadbeater says perceived attacks on his reputation would be a distraction to the cannabis requete.

The GSPCA is appealing for more funds as construction of its new Wildlife Hospital passes the halfway point.

ArtHouse Jersey and Art for Guernsey's partnership exhibition is celebrating art inspired by the Channel Islands.

Flights to and from Alderney are being disrupted for six days due to unexpected pilot shortages at Skybus.

Essential electricity work will close the Route de Cobo for four months limiting access to the beach from the Sausmarez Park area.

Islands Unlimited hopes to attract more than 55,000 passengers inter-island, this year.

Former Blue Islands plane will enhance Aurigny's regional fleet.

The Planning Authority will lift a covenant to allow Les Bourgs to set up a children's charity shop.

Amid global interest, the States is asking researchers to study how devices impact students’ lives in Guernsey.

SOS Food Angel is launching in Guernsey to reduce food waste and help households access affordable food.

Islanders should be aware of the symptoms of meningitis following a fatal outbreak in the UK.

High levels of alcohol abuse and medicinal cannabis misuse are key findings of new strategy.

Who knew that felines in the GSPCA's cattery enjoy a good book?

The schools that will represent their island in the the final of educational quiz the de Putron Challenge have been decided.

All Guernsey and Jersey consumers can now join Co-op Mobile and keep their existing number.

A homelessness charity says the high occupancy rate of its sleeping pods shows there is a 'real demand for emergency accommodation' in Guernsey.

Alderney's campsite could become home to a 25m inflatable swimming pool.

Tickets are now available for this year’s women’s Muratti.

Alderney man Paul Clark says the three lane pool is ready for a summer home.

The GSPCA has released three of the pups it has been caring for over the winter.

Island FM is delighted to announce the appointment of Tom Fotheringham as Chairman of its Board of Directors.

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