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March 8, 2024

UK budget’s non-dom changes could reduce appeal of the island

Unique religious painting fails to sell at auction

French bulldog Hughie to get care from TV’s ‘Supervet’

Students breathe new life into Bailiwick languages

LISTEN: ‘There are lots of positives about local women’s sport’

March 6, 2024

‘If you want to be big, you must think big’

Cow dies giving birth weeks after loss of specialist vet

‘We train and train and train for this’ - Officers reflect on Octopus fire

Nine-metre high inert waste pyramid planned for east coast

Alderney States slashes its meetings by a third

Renewed enthusiasm for debate on assisted dying

‘Digital Greenhouse’ idea to regenerate horticulture industry

March 7, 2024

La Mare has 50th theme for its World Book Day

£1bn 80km tunnel link to France ‘absolutely doable’

PEH bed crisis sees patient’s cancer surgery postponed

‘Families need more support after an autism diagnosis’

‘Improvements driven by education strategy’

Locally-made flags to be flown for Commonwealth Day

March 5, 2024

‘A black swan event’ - Aurigny apologises for disruption

Cars are getting too big for their parking spaces

Guernsey urged to take tunnel idea seriously or risk ‘isolation’

Delay to introduction of no fault divorces

Schools celebrate another gold award from Unicef

Wet February was the mildest recorded

Alex cycling from London to Istanbul for Cancer Support

First-time adjudicator looking forward to wide range of Eisteddfod classes

March 4, 2024

Latest poll backs assisted dying law

Aurigny’s summer resilience questioned after major disruption

Drop in bulk collections of big household items since new fees

‘Business as usual’ at Beetons despite parking changes

Driftwood Inn plans for seven apartments

‘We need to re-shape what success looks like for our health system’

New inshore lifeboat is named after wartime crew member

GSPCA to benefit from Swimarathon 2024

March 3, 2024

New treatment for alopecia could be available in island

St Martin’s site’s ‘premium’ stables could be used by others

March 2, 2024

Assisted dying to come back to the States again

Cleaning firm denies failures led to a fire at restaurant

March 1, 2024

Closure of Guernsey Body Shop store confirmed

‘I did my damnedest to make sure my Garenne role worked’

Plans for house in Bouet ‘absolutely ridiculous’

JESCC – 999 lines are fully staffed

Coop members reject all motions put forward by society’s board

Red Grill House owners action cleaning firm after 2020 fire

Islanders to have say about future of CI Lottery

Fewest number of suspicious activity reports in five years

February 29, 2024

New charity aims to help growing number of ‘insecurely housed’ islanders

Money problems main cause of increase in homelessness

Forest Primary good in all categories in Ofsted report

Authors’ visits aim to inspire young writers

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