ALDERNEY went to the polls on Saturday and ushered in a new era - but one with familiar challenges to overcome. Stuart Trought was elected the island's President with a strong showing to replace Sir Norman Browse, who has been in place since 2002.
SARK is in the middle of its Wildflower Fortnight, which runs until next Saturday, but the Wildflower Exhibition at the Visitor Centre remains in situ until 3 June.
Alderney's Gambling Control Commission has launched an investigation after Full Tilt Poker was indicted on federal charges in America.
CONCERNS over the economy, Aurigny and tourism were aired at this week's Alderney Chamber of Commerce AGM.
A NEW Guernsey business is making it easier for clubs, charities and organisations to raise money.
ANDY PRIAULX will be the lead driver for the BMW M3 GT2 No. 56 car at the Le Mans 24 Hours race.
STAYING safe online has become far more than just a good idea – it seems it is now a real priority if we are to survive in the face of an ever-growing, fast-changing digital world.
LEADING European online gaming operator Greentube has moved its licensing and regulation to Alderney and, according to the island's e-gambling director of e-commerce development, more will follow its lead.
A CAR crashed into a tree in Les Rouvets, Vale, at about 5.30pm on Saturday. The purple Lotus had to be taken away by a recovery vehicle.
INTERACTIVE gaming company NetPlayTV is creating another 20 jobs in Guernsey.
INTERACTIVE gaming company NetPlay TV has announced that it is creating another 20 jobs in Guernsey.
ATTEMPTING to predict the future can be a dangerous game.
THE island must broaden its portfolio of industries and the planned Guernsey Technology Park will help, says the man responsible for attracting e-commerce companies to the Bailiwick.
GUERNSEY is racing ahead in the battle for e-business, according to Jersey's economic development minister.
ALDERNEY'S financial relationship with Guernsey needs to change, according to the president of its States, Sir Norman Browse.
