Guernsey News
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Increase in youth referrals to the Guernsey Employment Trust
A support service says there has been a big jump in the number of 17 to 19 year olds in Guernsey looking for work.
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Tickets on sale for inter-islands women’s football tournament
Footballers from Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Wight and the Isle of Man will go head to head this June.
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Person airlifted to hospital after fall on yacht near Alderney
A person has been airlifted to hospital after reportedly suffering significant injuries on a yacht near Alderney.
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Guernsey Planning drop in promotes extended family living
Planners will advise families looking to adapt their homes or build wings or extensions for relatives.
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Guernsey Hospital returns to normal operating capacity days after critical incident
The Princess Elizabeth Hospital says it is back to normal capacity after declaring a critical incident earlier this week because of increased demand.
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Premier and WSL Super League trophies on display in Guernsey
The Barclays Premier League and Women’s Super League trophies are on show at the bank's branch in St Peter Port today (29 May).
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Electricity prices in Guernsey are to go up again in July
Households in Guernsey are facing a fifth rise in their electricity bills in as many years.
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Guernsey's animal charity condemns exercising dogs in the heat
A video on social media showing a cyclist with a dog running alongside on the road in full sun has shocked the GSPCA.
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Guernsey man to attempt 1000 mile challenge
A Guernsey man is preparing to walk 1,000 miles in 28 days to raise money for Les Bourgs Hospice.
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Herm's accommodation full during the half term heatwave
Extra boats have been scheduled and all the beds are taken, as Herm basks in the sun.
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Aurigny CEO 'fully committed' 'to improving operational performance'
The CEO of Aurigny says they're fully committed to improving performance and customer confidence, following concerns raised about the airline's reliability.
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Cancelled DFDS inter-island sailings 'were never authorised by Guernsey'
Guernsey’s president of Economic Development says it was "unprofessional" of Jersey's ferry operator to sell tickets for sailings that it had no licence to run.
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'Over-capacity' Guernsey's hospital declares critical incident
Several non-urgent operations have been postponed at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital and the issue is expected to last for several days.
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Research centre at Southampton Hospital receives large Guernsey donation
A significant anonymous donation from the estate of two Guernsey residents has launched the University of Southampton’s campaign to build a pioneering research centre.
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Third successive day of record May heat expected
The Channel Islands are set for a third successive day of record-breaking temperatures.
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DFDS withdraws Jersey-Guernsey ferries
DFDS has told passengers booked to travel on its ferry service between Jersey and Guernsey that the company's planned sailings have been cancelled.
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"Tropical nights" forecast for the Channel Islands
Daytime highs in the 30s and nighttime temperatures around 20°C are forecast for the Channel Islands.
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Guernsey rabbits at risk from two deadly diseases
The GSPCA is warning rabbit owners of two fatal diseases spreading through Guernsey.
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Exhibition to celebrate 90 Years of Guernsey's Ambulance Service
Nine decades of Guernsey's Ambulance & Rescue Service will be commemorated this summer.
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Guernsey sewage pipe repairs "unlikely to be a quick"
Swimmers in Guernsey may need to avoid the waters around Soldier's Bay for some time.
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Guernsey FC to fight for promotion at Victoria Park
The Green Lions are getting ready to host Peacehaven & Telscombe FC in the Southern Combination Football League Play-off Final.
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'Progress' made but 'momentum' needed in reducing substance abuse in Guernsey
Alcohol has been identified as causing the greatest harm locally and campaigns continue to work towards reducing youth vaping.
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Move to return St Julian's House to Guernsey's emergency shelter
Homelessness charity 'At Home in Guernsey' says it is crucial St Julian's House has free beds for emergency situations.
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Jersey and Guernsey included in UK-Gulf trade deal
Jersey and Guernsey have been included in a landmark UK deal with Gulf states that is being hailed a 'significant' boost to the islands' economies.
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St Pier says States put investigation before his experience in P&R seat vote
Deputy Gavin St Pier says public perception, not who is best for the job, influenced decisions.
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Industry leaders warn against paying Guernsey's under 18s the same as adults
A business group is warned against proposal to pay under 18s the same minimum wage as adults in Guernsey.
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Hot, hot, hot, Bank Holiday weekend ahead!
We're set for a sizzling Bank Holiday weekend and start to the school half-term holidays....
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Ferry firm eyes Alderney to improve inter-islands connections
Islands Unlimited says it could add Alderney as a destination following successful berthing trials.
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Man charged after Molotov Cocktail thrown onto property
A 69-year-old man has been charged with four offences relating to criminal damage and perverting the course of justice.
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Andrew Niles replaces St Pier in Policy and Resources Committee
Deputy Andrew Niles replaces Deputy Gavin St Pier on Guernsey's senior States committee.
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Permission sought to demolish empty buildings at Leale's Yard
Steps are being taken towards clearing and starting redevelopment at Leale’s Yard.
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Alderney to offer small businesses up to £20,000
Alderney's States is increasing the support money available for small businesses to £20,000.
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Guernsey charity shares gold success at Chelsea Flower Show
A garden stand at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show that GROW contributed to has been awarded a gold medal.
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Car to drive to Herm for charity
Volunteers from Guernsey’s marine ambulance are planning to drive a car from St Peter Port to Herm Island to raise vital funds for the Flying Christine III.
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Guernsey students develop an energy drink to fuel young athletes
Two 17 year old students from Guernsey have spent the past year developing a brand-new sports drink designed for young sports enthusiasts, and are seeking crowdfunding for the final push.
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£10.7M could be spent replacing gates to Guernsey's largest marina
The QEII Marina gates will be repaired or replaced at a cost of up to £10.7 million.
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'Arrive at work feeling more positive'
We're being told we'll arrive at work feeling more positive if we swap our car commute for something more active.
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Profits rise at CI Co-op
Ahead of its annual meetings, the Channel Islands Co-op is reporting a trading profit of £7.2 million for 2025.
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New pontoons in St Peter Port Harbour
New visitor pontoons in Victoria Marina are welcoming their first arrivals of the season.
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Guernsey's latest crime trends revealed
Guernsey's crime rate is virtually unchanged, but some driving offences have increased significantly.
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Man arrested over 'threats to kill' in Guernsey
A man has been arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill following an incident overnight.
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Jersey and Guernsey both lift trophies in Siam and Muratti weekend
It's been a big weekend for inter-island sport, as unusual scheduling saw Jersey and Guernsey go head-to-head in both football and rugby on the same day.
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Men pretending to be police arrested for £10K Guernsey convent fraud
Two men have been arrested for allegedly tricking someone out of £10,000 by pretending to be police.
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Channel Islands' 10 wealthiest residents revealed
The 10 wealthiest residents of the Channel lslands have a combined fortune of just under £16 billion, according to the latest Sunday Times Rich List.
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85 home planned for Forest site in Guernsey
The vast majority at the Mallard would be classed as affordable.
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Sewage outfall failure on Guernsey's east coast
Attempts will be made to repair the fault that has seen untreated sewage enter the sea at a local beauty spot.
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Guernsey's airline sets up Southampton base
Aurigny has brought in its own ground handling team at Southampton as flight numbers expand.
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Islanders asked for input to modernise 90 year old birth certificate laws
A consultation has opened on how the Bailiwick should modernise how births are registered, as laws date back to 1935.
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Cuts to services in Guernsey considered under tax review
A government efficiency drive and a reduction in the services it offers is an option being considered.
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Solar panels mandatory on new Guernsey homes
Solar panels - or an alternative - will be required on all new housing and commercial developments in Guernsey.
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Events to promote and celebrate fostering in the Bailiwick
The vital role of families who foster in the Bailiwick is being celebrated this weekend by the Family Placement Service.
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Average rent in Guernsey up 45% over five years
Local market rents now average just under £2,200 a calendar month.
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Grow goes to Chelsea Flower Show
Guernsey charity Grow will have the 'amazing' opportunity to highlight its achievements on the national stage at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show later this month.
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Mariners reminded to respect Alderney’s Puffin Friendly Zone
Burhou's exclusion zone is in force to protect breeding puffins after winter storms devastated their population.
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Hollywood crew find Guernsey talent for upcoming Occupation film
Two Guernsey actors have successfully auditioned for speaking parts in the film 'Under the Watchful Gaze.'
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Ombudsman issues advice about mis-sold car loans
The Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman says the compensation for car loans that is being offered in the UK does not apply to people in Jersey and Guernsey.
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New Chairman For Guernsey's Island FM
Island FM is delighted to announce the appointment of Tom Fotheringham as Chairman of its Board of Directors.
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More listeners, listening for longer: Island FM sees big jumps in new RAJAR figures
The latest radio listening figures show Guernsey’s Island FM has it biggest audience in five years.
