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February 9, 2024

Scott crowned CI Sports Personality of the Year 2023

Colleges’ trip to Iceland going ahead despite volcanic activity

‘What we wanted to do was be open and transparent’

Special envoy for post-Holocaust issues to speak at OGH dinner

Storm Ciaran was quietest day of 2023 for ambulance service

GSPCA sees more than 200 birds after storm

High School students off to ski in Canada

February 8, 2024

DPA member leading planning requete confuses one deputy

GP11 processes too complicated and too slow, says Construction Forum

Record year for finding work for disabled people

Hopes ‘Prisoners’ Walk’ dig will reveal castle secrets

New bike shelters are the Pride of St Martin’s

Sea swimmers’ 12 Bays of Christmas raises £19,000

February 7, 2024

Coop users warned to expect reduced dividend payment or none at all

Revised estimates still downplaying potential corporate tax take - Parkinson

‘Cost of living and interest rates hit local market sales‘

Sexual Assault Referral Centre helps three cases since launch

Main road to airport set to close for four weeks

Spaces for charities available at Grow Ltd’s new building

February 6, 2024

Smaller, high-end cruise liners sought to fill gap

Europeans put off moving here due to cost of living

Former Les Vardes Farm Hotel to be converted into family home

‘Get spades in the ground at Leale’s Yard’ - Vale constable

HSC succeeds in recruiting new midwives

Vale’s Primary’s Peter Pan audition attracts 100

February 5, 2024

Mooring waiting lists rise as fees set to increase

Fire service had to contend with 518 false alarms in 2023

‘Quality is more important than quantity with cruise passengers’

Head of law enforcement role and target models under review also

Prisoners can now take more exams in-house

Grow’s new training cafe opens tomorrow

February 4, 2024

Off-island examiners help to cut driving test waiting times

Some ambulance vehicles being run twice as long as they should

February 3, 2024

Calls for island to back finance sector training

Clipper passengers surprised by DeLorean

Charities combine for Time to Talk day

UK Minister for Trade pays a visit to island

February 2, 2024

‘Use Leale’s Yard money on Sixth Form Centre’

More than 70 cruise visits set for 2024

‘A hymn of praise for Sark’ - Mr Pye to be republished

Parking woes are worse with use of East Arm suspended

Sea temperature of 18.7C sets new record

London premiere of local film hopes to sell island to others

Reorganising Occupation books kept Priaulx staff busy

College giving away bank’s old furniture

February 1, 2024

Pro 11-18 schools deputy calls on ESC to stop being stubborn

Death at 99 of one of island’s liberators

Police told about residents' diversion concerns

Ladies’ College artworks shortlisted for global prize

April mooring fees hike could be overturned by requete

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