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Fermain tenants allowed to remain three more years
The tenants of the Beach Cafe at Fermain have been told they may remain in the property until 2028.
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'Rising' absences from school a 'major concern'
Concerns have been raised about rising levels of student absence in Guernsey's schools.
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Second warmest Guernsey summer on record
The hottest day was 30 June, with highs of 33.4C (92F) in Jersey and 30.4C (87F) in Guernsey.
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AI-assisted firm plans eight-storey block of flats
The firm says it uses AI to identify building proposals for industrial and brownfield sites.
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Revenue and social housing desks shut for two days
Level three of Edward T Wheadon House will close on 19 and 22 September for electrical upgrades.
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Charity would support UK-style energy drinks ban
The Health Improvement Commission says it would support a ban on energy drinks for under 16s.
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GST vote planned for early 2026
A new sub-committee has been put together to review the island's tax structure.
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Four HSC sites to close in plans for community hub
Health and Social Care is progressing plans for a new community hub at Raymond Falla House.
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Schools to be Ofsted inspected for next four years
Guernsey's Education Committee has signed a new contract with Ofsted.
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Bid to delay new school governance boards defeated
A special committee will now look at what powers new school governance boards could have.
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'L'Ecume II skipper was the best fisherman I knew'
Michael Michieli is described as a "genius" at sea by a friend and captain in court in Jersey.
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Rescued turtle set for 'emotional' return to wild
Barnacle Bill is to be released into the wild after washing up in Guernsey after a storm in 2023.
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Former crewman 'shocked' fishing boat 'went down'
Samuel Davies tells the court Michael Michieli was "very on it with his safety awareness".
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Cancelled ferries affect Jersey Post services
The company is asking for patience from customers as it works through a backlog of post.
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Jersey women beaten by Brazil in final tri-series match
Jersey's women suffer an eight-wicket loss to Brazil in the final match of their tri-series event in Leeds.
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Jersey cafe owners unhappy with cost of milk
Businesses including The Loft and Locke's coffee shops say they pay full retail price for milk.
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£403m paid into social security scheme in 2024
The Policy Centre has published a detailed report on Jersey's social security system.
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First-time buyer scheme paused as funding dries up
The Housing Minister confirmed funding for the First Step scheme had run out.
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Jersey FA looking for new president
Bradley Vowden stepped down from the role in June after six years in the position.
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Fourth warmest Jersey summer on record
The hottest day was 30 June, with highs of 33.4C (92F) in Jersey and 30.4C (87F) in Guernsey.
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Nursery to partly close due to staff shortages
Busy Bees says it is temporarily closing part of its Jersey Leeward nursery.
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End-of-life care 'needed before assisted dying law'
The health minister is to ask the States whether a new end-of-life care law is needed.
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Firms say family friendly worker laws costing more
The Chamber of Commerce says flexible working has improved staff morale at a cost for businesses.
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'Less of a stigma' on second-hand school uniforms
A family with four children spends £800 on uniforms despite buying many in sales and from charity.
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Blue Islands 'least punctual in quarter of 2025'
Figures showed a higher percentage of cancellations and long delays than the other carriers.
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Calls for Government to publish original DFDS ferry contract
Scrutiny has asked for the agreement signed by the Government and DFDS to be made public.
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Channel Island mums celebrate rugby triumph
Mums from Guernsey and Jersey joined a victorious all-mum rugby team.
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Fourth warmest summer on record in Jersey
This summer was Jersey's fourth warmest on record.
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Speech and language therapists for all early-years settings in Jersey
A charity's initiative has received government backing to provide speech and language intervention in all early-years settings.
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L'Ecume II: "One of the most knowledgable fishermen" worried about large vessels
L'Ecume II skipper Michael Michieli, described in court by a friend as the "best fisherman", had expressed concerns about large vessels passing too close several times before his death at sea in 2022, a jury has heard.
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Le Rocquier asks past and present pupils to celebrate its 50th anniversary
Le Rocquier School's 50th anniversary begins this September, and a term of events, projects and celebrations are planned.
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Homecooked meals for families with school chidren
A warm home-cooked meal per week will be provided to as many school aged islanders as possible, for as low a price as possible, by a sister-run food company.
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New school year begins with mobile phones banned
A ban on mobile phones in Jersey schools has come in to force for the new academic year.
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Store collects make-up and perfume for abuse survivors
Women in Jersey are being asked to donate their unused beauty products to those who have fled domestic abuse.
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Draft law lodged for assisted dying in Jersey
The draft law for Jersey's proposed assisted dying service - that could come in by 2027 - will be debated in November.
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L’Ecume II: Jury shown radar images in the moments leading up to collision
Jurors have been shown images from the Commodore Goodwill's radar system, illustrating the decisions made in the lead-up to the ship’s fatal collision with the L'Ecume II fishing trawler.
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'Baton of Hope' comes to Jersey for suicide prevention
The largest suicide prevention initiative in the British Isles is coming to Jersey this month.
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More schools join sports programme
A programme getting the island's youngsters active is more than doubling in size this academic year.
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Court hears L'Ecume II should have been spotted 10 minutes before collision
The Royal Court has heard that the Commodore Goodwill's bridge crew should have seen the L'Ecume II fishing trawler on the ship's radar at least 10 minutes before the fatal crash.
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L'Ecume II: Two men go on trial over fatal collision at sea
Two men go on trial in Jersey today ( 1 Sept) accused of manslaughter following the sinking of a fishing trawler that collided with a freight ship almost three years ago.
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Trinity Road reopening delayed by more than a week
Motorists will not be able to use Trinity Road for a further 10 days after holes were found under the road.
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ENCORE! Special show to re-open Jersey Opera House
Jersey Opera House is getting its own ENCORE!, a special show to mark its reopening this October following a £12m refit.
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Jersey's children to recieve new chickenpox vaccine
Jersey is following NHS England and will deliver the chickenpox vaccine to children starting in January 2026.
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'Book Buddies' keeps children reading in summer holidays
Jersey Library has had a successful summer of reading when it comes to the young island community, with the holiday reading challenge and Book Buddies encouraging thousands of children to dive into a book.
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Solar farm planned for King's land in St Martin
A solar farm that combines food production could be put on land in St Martin belonging to the King.
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Consumer fair to offer money-saving tips
Islanders can get free advice from around 20 consumer-focused organisations to celebrate 30 years of the Jersey Consumer Council.
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Bubbletecture opens on Jersey's Esplanade
Dazzling giant bubbles have taken over a patch of grass at the Jersey International Finance Centre.
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500 book late break to Jersey in flash sale to boost ailing visitor numbers
More than 500 people have booked a last-minute holiday to Jersey in a flash sale to boost ailing visitor numbers.
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Three Olympic gold medalists to race in 2025 Jersey Supertri
Three Olympians are making their way to the Waterfront this September to race in the Supertri.
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Deputy calls for separate election day for senators
States members will be asked if there should be two election days in Jersey next year.
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Temporary Sixth Form Centre opens in Guernsey
A Level and IB students have had their induction day at the old La Mare de Carteret High School.
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Channel Island mums celebrate rugby triumph
Mums from Guernsey and Jersey joined a victorious all-mum rugby team.
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Second warmest summer on record in Guernsey
This summer in Guernsey was the second warmest on record.
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Guernsey tax decision expected mid-2026
Policy and Resources has published a timeline to reach a final State's decision on tax.
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L'Ecume II: "One of the most knowledgable fishermen" worried about large vessels
L'Ecume II skipper Michael Michieli, described in court by a friend as the "best fisherman", had expressed concerns about large vessels passing too close several times before his death at sea in 2022, a jury has heard.
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Sark electricity price increases 'unfair'
Sark's price commissioner brands the 114% increase unreasonable but says he cannot act until October.
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Guernsey's new Housing President evaluates barriers to building
Guernsey's new head of Housing says he will "keep pushing" to address the lack of local accommodation.
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Guernsey back on major cruise line's schedule
Princess Cruises puts St Peter Port on its itinerary for 2027.
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Good breeding season for Alderney seabirds
The Alderney Wildlife Trust says the weather has played a part in keeping fledgling seabird numbers high.
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Court hears L'Ecume II should have been spotted 10 minutes before collision
The Royal Court has heard that the Commodore Goodwill's bridge crew should have seen the L'Ecume II fishing trawler on the ship's radar at least 10 minutes before the fatal crash.
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Sark's electricity tariff hike hits business
One restaurant says the 60 pence hike means they are reducing their opening hours.
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L'Ecume II: Two men go on trial over fatal collision at sea
Two men go on trial in Jersey today ( 1 Sept) accused of manslaughter following the sinking of a fishing trawler that collided with a freight ship almost three years ago.
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Guernsey's education system "needs more stability"
Guernsey's new head of Education wants to examine early years education and improve staff retention.
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Chickenpox vaccine could be given to Guernsey children
Guernsey Public Health is looking to follow England in providing free chickenpox vaccines for children.
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"Basketball-sized" Asian hornet nest removed from Guernsey school grounds
A cherry picker was used to remove a large Asian hornet nest from a tree inside the grounds of Elizabeth College.
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'No quick fixes' for Guernsey's healthcare system
Funding and future-proofing are priorities for Guernsey's new Health and Social Care President.
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Free blood pressure and cholesterol checks offered in Guernsey
A new initiative will launch in Guernsey this September to help with early diagnoses of serious health conditions.
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Guernsey hurdler joins Britain's World Championships team
Guernsey's Alastair Chalmers is busy competing at major track events.
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Guernsey to forge more trade links with France
Better business links with northern France and potential competition for Aurigny are priorities for Guernsey's new Economic Development president.
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Drones banned during Guernsey Air Display
Drone enthusiasts in the Bailiwick are being warned not to fly them during the Air Display.
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Guernsey Post suspends USA shipments
Guernsey Post has stopped its parcels service to the US ahead of a new import duty coming into effect.
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Guernsey flight captures global attention
1.3 million people tracked a flight from Guernsey to Manchester.
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Predawn rescue off St Peter Port
RNLI, ambulance, police and fire crews rescued a person stuck near the Cow's Horn in St Peter Port.
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Enhanced ferry services boost tourism in Guernsey
Islands Unlimited reopens the Jersey route while Brittany Ferries increases French visitor numbers.
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Investigation launched following death in St Peter Port
Guernsey Police have launched an investigation into the death of a man in St Peter Port.