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• Guernsey's three private colleges say cutting their States funding will not save money

  Blanchelande, Elizabeth and The Ladies’ College have reacted to plans to gradually phase out their States' funding.

• Gannets arrive for the summer off Alderney

  Pairs of breeding gannets have begun landing on Les Etacs and Ortac rocks off Alderney's south west cliffs.

• Guernsey's mail to be delivered by boat

  Guernsey Post has brokered a deal to ensure the island's two major gift card companies, and other exporters, keep their access to an aircraft for outgoing mail - but our inbound post and parcels will come by boat.

• Children's bay gets a new look at Guernsey hospital

  New artwork in the Princess Elizabeth Hospital's Emergency Department aims to distract and comfort children receiving care.

• Guernsey's private colleges could lose £2.85M of States' funding

  Education argues funding the colleges widens inequality in secondary education and is an unfair allocation of government money.

• Haut du Mont: Three men charged over 10 deaths in Jersey explosion

  Three former Island Energy employees have been charged over the deaths of 10 islanders in an explosion in 2022.

• Cats and dogs allowed on CI aeroplanes

  From 1 March, Blue Islands will allow cats and dogs to fly between Jersey, Guernsey, Southampton and Exeter.

• Islands Unlimited pledges daily inter-island summer ferry service

  Islands Unlimited has released its intended summer timetable, showing a commitment to daily passenger ferry services between Guernsey and Jersey.