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November 5, 2024

Superdrug store could open at former Smith Street post office

Museums close for winter but staff's busiest period

November 4, 2024

Income tax rises ‘not the answer’, says Giba

Experts back Aurigny’s 2025 plans

Parishes short on nominees to fill key roles at elections

Nine candidates to stand in Alderney’s election

Indian community celebrates the ‘festival of lights’ Diwali

Twins' cake sale raises £4k in dad's memory

Shorthand States: Time for ‘GST-plus’?

November 2, 2024

Le Guet has new life one year on from Storm Ciaran

Jersey preparing for its ferry announcement on Monday

Alderney awards ferry operator a licence for year-round vessel

November 1, 2024

Guernsey told Jersey of its ferry decision two weeks ago

Too many questions unanswered as Jersey delays its decision

Marine centre at Longue Hougue and green promenade at Bridge

Smoking in cars carrying children banned from today

Data 'shows tax rise is a precarious option'

Anti-bullying expert impressed with St Sampson’s High School

Islands ‘should not miss opportunity from UK Budget’

October 31, 2024

Staying on board

Roffey – current rates of immigration are unsustainable

Planners approve St Andrew’s barn to be turned into a home

Dispose of bonfire night fireworks responsibly

‘A school our students can be proud to attend’

Taxi drivers welcome proposed tariff changes

October 30, 2024

Brittany Ferries chosen as preferred ferry bidder by Guernsey

Hospital upgrade at risk without income tax hike

Winter pansies vandalised in St Martin’s

E&I considers licence change for charity minibus drivers

Population grew by 900 in 2023 as immigration continues to rise

Sweet treats aplenty at Halloween event in Town

Architect suggests taller buildings

States to consult MoD over buried WW2 bombs

Bid to extend pause in withdrawal of local mortgage interest relief

October 29, 2024

Education quizzed over increasing class sizes

Beard Up with MUG this November

Former deputy criticises Coop’s Leale’s Yard plans

Outpouring of support for Save St James campaign

Creasey’s new top floors should be ready by spring

Animal shelter alarmed by Alderney hedgehogs dying

E&I in bid to reduce the over-reliance on fuel duty

‘It is time electric vehicle users started paying their fair share’

P&R could face 19 Budget amendments

Lights going up on the Tree of Joy

October 28, 2024

Sarkees favour tax increase for derelict properties

Sark asks Crown Estate to lend £11.5m for its power plans

A horribly good time had by all

Daughter of policeman convicted in Occupation wants pardon

Wind and rain delay repairs to airport roof

Passenger from Gatwick had £9,300-worth of cocaine

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