Guernsey News

Around 75,000 separate visits were made to Guernsey Museum attractions in 2026.

The Fort George outfall, which had been releasing raw sewage near Soldiers Bay, has been repaired.

The Crown Pier marina facilities began running on renewable heating oil in April, ahead of the busy summer season.

The GSPCA says the guillemot may be the first casualty of old oil being dredged up by stormy seas.

The Committee will ask for money for more police, fire and prison officers and a training budget for evolving cyber crime.

The States say they want to provide a financial foundation to help young people in care prepare for adult life.

The island and a local resident have both been recognised by the Royal Horticultural Society.

Strong winds from Storm Austen have brought down trees along the Millennium Walk, forcing its closure.

Housing costs, electricity and fuel push the Retail Prices Index higher.

Longue Hougue has been closed since Friday because of the weather and related problems.

Flights were cancelled on Saturday and the Brittany Ferries vessel had to anchor outside St Peter Port for several hours.

Islanders on Income Support should receive the £50 a week payment automatically.

"No serious incidents" were reported in Guernsey during the first storm of the season.

A video circulating on social media shows Brittany Ferries' Commodore Clipper drifting in stormy weather.

Alderney records even stronger gusts of 75mph from Storm Austen.

A jury has failed to reach a verdict on a third gas worker accused of unlawfully killing ten people following the explosion at Haut du Mont nearly four years ago.

The States has taken the decision to close schools as Storm Force 10 winds are forecast for the Friday commute.

A decision is expected later today (22 October) on whether to suspend public services like schools and buses.

Two gas workers have been found guilty of unlawfully killing ten people following a fatal explosion in St Helier in December 2022.

Many dot gg websites are inaccessible, following international warnings about a security weakness in web software.

The new book series aims to explain how sensory-sensitive children experience the world.

The States and Stagecoach will meet today after the Assembly is told the current service has "not been good enough."

Aurigny is offering flexibility over travel while Ports wants boat owners to secure their vessels.

Doug and Dame Mary Perkins, who co-founded Specsavers in Guernsey over 40 years ago, are recognised for their contribution to British retail.

The director of an Emmy-nominated Nature documentary is coming to Guernsey to discuss threats facing marine ecosystems.

There are plans to put in a purpose built, two storey shipping container development.

Dementia Friendly Guernsey has made a video that includes prompts encouraging conversation and reminiscence

Guernsey Ports say abandoned fishing tackle has got tangled in boats, harbour property and wildlife.

Aurigny says Alderney flights should return to normal today (17 October), after more than a week of disruption.

The roof of Guernsey's upcoming Wildlife Hospital is officially in place.

The milestone community fundraiser has already exceeded last year’s total, with more donations to be counted.

A new scheme designed to remove the upfront costs of securing a home in Guernsey's private rental market.

Members of the Guernsey Blind Association have been sharing stories about the obstacles they face when navigating St Peter Port.

Help a Guernsey Child says - after 25 years - demand for its support and the cost of living are rising.

Deputy Ross Le Brun and a pedestrian rights group have condemned vehicles entering public walkways at speed.

A new survey has revealed islanders' attitudes to body image, masculinity and misogyny.

A new strategy is being developed which aims to protect women and girls in Guernsey and Alderney from violence.

We've been given a closer look at the panelling overhanging the Guernsey Airport terminal, which has been dislodged and rusted by bad weather over 21 years.

Pedestrian advocacy group Living Streets says some drivers are using pavements out of convenience rather than necessity, and it wants the law clarified.

Islanders are being urged to get CPR training this Restart A Heart Week.

A Guernsey man has developed an app to help the older generation make new connections.

Le Tissier scored her first senior international goal for England.

Around three quarters of the new stamps issued by Guernsey Post are snapped up by philatelists.

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.