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February 29, 2024

Island could attract 1,000 competitors for global DanceSport contest

February 28, 2024

Coop members vote on changes to directorships

Second code of conduct complaint against Deputy Taylor dismissed

‘No quick fixes to ending island’s housing crisis’

‘Lack of options for business banking a disaster for Guernsey’

Puffin in pla(i)ce on Les Varendes High uniform

Calls for pedestrian crossing on ‘dangerous’ Vale road

GFC win at Marlow ‘right up there’ with club's best ever

February 27, 2024

King allows Projets de Loi change

Former RG Falla boss denies allegations of deceit

Beach waste could be recycled in the UK

Creve Coeur needs work before National Trust can take it on

Work begins on Clarence Battery steps

February 26, 2024

Travel disruption due to high winds and rough seas

We will open again, say couple who ran Octopus

Regular customers dismayed at loss of popular restaurant

‘We need to act differently to halt the decline in tourism’

As many as 1,000 face the Everest Challenge

Mia and Harry most popular baby names in island in 2023

First female dean of Torteval grateful for opportunity

February 25, 2024

New-look Vale Mill due to be revealed in next few months

Environmental projects to benefit from £40k in grants

February 24, 2024

WATCH: Fire crews tackle major blaze at Octopus restaurant

Waiting list target missed for four out of 10 patients in 2023

Team dig back to the 1600s at the heart of Castle Cornet

February 23, 2024

‘Revenge for betrayal’ - Meerveld vows to fight move to unseat committee

‘We don't always agree with them, and they don't with us’

Blue plaque for Lt-Governor who ‘shaped the island we love’

Visually impaired given details of wildlife photos via app

States ‘defensive and hostile to complaint’ - St Pier

No plans to reopen ‘derelict’ cliff-top toilets

February 22, 2024

Tree down on diversion adds to chaos near the airport

Late 2026 is earliest for housing at Leale’s Yard

Shoulder months seen as key for tourism lift

States may be reluctant to comment on global events

Work on IT contract ‘will show value of Scrutiny review’

Little Chapel sinkhole work continues

Cow’s Horn steps to reopen this summer

February 21, 2024

Deputies critical of committee president’s 'lack of staff' excuse

Condor CEO steps down as Brittany Ferries boss takes interim charge

‘States wasted thousands defending police officers’

‘Affordable housing access the biggest issue for our clients’

‘Bigger St Martin’s M&S store will mean greater food range’

Dutch Ambassador to UK enjoys productive visit to island

‘Good interest island-wide’ as Eisteddfod returns for 94th year

‘Little evidence to warrant an increased minimum ormer size’

Kurling and boccia sessions prove very popular

February 20, 2024

Calls for ormer size limit to be increased ‘while stocks are good’

Petrol pumps to go as M&S plans St Martin’s retail expansion

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

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