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February 20, 2024

Minimum wage rise cost will be passed on to customers – CGi

Family tree company to digitise Guernsey’s historical records

‘Education’s replies prove Les Varendes has sixth form space’

Mika the Tibetan Terrier in CI Dog of Year final

Bathing pools project shortlisted for architecture award

February 19, 2024

Minimum wage should keep up with average wages – ESS

Sadness at final serving for Fat Rascal

Training scheme for unemployed to build a career in care sector

Whooping cough kept at bay by high vaccination uptake

Island representatives pledge to work closer with France

Former DVLA building could house staff from Ferryspeed

February 18, 2024

Island’s waste policy has reduced methane levels

February 17, 2024

Couple drop cases as police agree deal to avoid ‘significant legal fees’

Education – not enough space at Les Varendes for sixth form

Soulsby and Gollop want options for public services ombudsperson

P&R pulls back on changes to system of government

Planning officers failing to meet their targets

States wants half of increased value of new homes on open market

February 16, 2024

Water staff looking into Little Chapel sinkhole

Repairs continuing at Lihou House following storm damage

Alcohol the major issue facing clients of local dependency charity

‘I wanted to have a bit of the island with me always’

Pre-loved catwalk show raising money for baby foundation

DPA to discuss requete calling for end to GP11

Complaints upheld against Matt Le Tissier for CBD adverts on X

February 15, 2024

Liberate highlights ‘huge change’ for LGBT+ people as it marks 10 years

President asked DPA to look at planning case involving brother

Deputy de Sausmarez questions plans for sixth form at La Mare

Specsavers founders celebrate 40 years since opening of first shop

‘Beau Sejour the next obvious place for sports courses’ - Education president

Politics Podcast: Education’s new roadmap explained

Brightening up the Bridge with new planters

February 14, 2024

Deputies deny bowing to pressure over open market expansion

‘Things will improve with Les Ozouets decision’ - Director of education

Lord Pickles gives talk to Jewish community

‘Clearly, islanders love and need their library’

Scout Association change aims to get more people involved

February 13, 2024

Two ferry operators could bid to take on CI-UK route

Police apologise after overnight arrest of autistic youth

Tree surgeons told by planners to vacate vinery area

Alderney’s Connaught Care Home ‘is not for sale’

Guides are the ‘Girls Who Innovate’ at future tech day

Best of buildings make the Design Awards shortlist

Drivers ignoring speed limits at diversions

February 11, 2024

Man dies in single-car crash at Havelet

February 12, 2024

Banks tight-lipped on credit cards despite electoral roll plans

Charities ‘understanding data protection risks’

Borrowers set to benefit as mortgage lenders drop rates

Shoppers sad Friquet farmers’ market at risk

X-ray machines to give better picture of islanders’ health

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