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Mixed reaction to DFDS inter-island ferry plans
The plans could boost tourism but not help those hoping to compete in weekend tournaments on Jersey.
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Tree appeal donations a 'great community effort'
Charities thank supporters after raising £14,000 to replant trees destroyed by Storm Goretti.
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Town 'avoided' because of accessibility issues
Situations with cobbled streets and broken lifts in shops concern people in Guernsey.
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More homes on the market and rents go up
Although the market saw an increase in sales, the time a conveyance took increased.
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Inmate found dead inside Guernsey Prison cell
The prison service says 39-year-old Darren Salituri's death is being investigated.
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By-election date proposed after ex-deputy jailed
A proposal to stage the vote on 29 April is to be considered by Guernsey's parliament.
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Proposals aiming to stop GST set to be published
Deputy Liam McKenna says he wants to take GST off the table for this political term.
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Guernsey will monitor Nipah virus situation
Travellers with concerns should seek advice from a healthcare professional, the States says.
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Dangerous driving arrest after vehicles damaged
Police say investigations are ongoing after three parked vehicles are hit on St George's Esplanade.
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Alderney's key habitats and species identified
The list mentions species and habitats which are either vulnerable, harmful or valuable.
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'I can't play every game' - Allen on Guernsey FC role
Guernsey FC record goalscorer Ross Allen says he is accepting he has to play a reduced role for the island side.
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'You can't cut costs with animal welfare': Jersey Zoo fights for survival
BBC research finds 40% of accredited zoos and aquariums raised financial concerns since 2022.
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Mixed reaction to DFDS inter-island ferry plans
The plans could boost tourism but not help those hoping to compete in weekend tournaments on Jersey.
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Local firms invited to be involved in new hospital
A two-day event is due to give Jersey businesses an opportunity to join the "landmark project".
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Night-time staff trained to spot sex offences
Police and trainers say they want to give door staff confidence to speak out about such situations.
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Seafront sculpture made from old bike parts proposed
The sculpture would be made entirely from reclaimed and discarded bicycle components.
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Plot details teased as Bergerac set to return
Romance could be in the air for Jersey's TV sleuth in upcoming series two - but murder is never far away.
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New plans for airport hotel still 'too intimidating'
Deputy Jonathan Renouf says the newly downscaled version remains at odds with its location.
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Memorial garden rises where explosion killed 10
Families of those who died help shape the design on the land where the flats stood.
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Islanders could face care disruption after hospital fire
The States says anyone due to travel for care will be contacted if affected.
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Farnham queries phasing out petrol and diesel cars
Lyndon Farnham questions whether "unrealistic deadlines" are the right approach.
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Morel backs DFDS after call for retender of deal
The reliability and punctuality of freight sailings has improved, he says, amid business criticism.
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Carer disappointed benefit change ruled out
Mark Jones called for change to benefit rules but is pleased the government will give more support.
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Mum of murdered student urges reporting of non-contact sexual offences
The mother of Libby Squire, a student who was murdered in Hull in 2019, is in Jersey for the launch of a new campaign which urges victims of non-contact sexual offences to come forward.
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£6 zoo entry for people on Income Support
People on Income Support are being offered cheaper entry to Jersey Zoo.
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Charity opens supports to pay upfront nursery fees
Parents in Jersey who can't afford upfront nursery fees can now apply for charity support.
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Minister hopes to sign Lido lease this week
Jersey's Infrastructure Minister hopes to sign a lease this week with First Point to operate the bathing pool at Havre Des Pas, after the Love our Lido group withdrew.
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Free showcase to mark World Wetlands Day
More than 30 conservationists, researchers and environment groups will be taking part in the Marine Mission at the Radisson Hotel.
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Work begins on Haut du Mont Memorial Garden
A memorial garden to honour the victims of the Pier Road gas explosion is set to open by the fourth anniversary of the disaster, with work already commencing.
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Inflation in Jersey at 2.8%
Prices in Jersey rose by 2.8% in the year to December.
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Review rules out benefits overlap for pensioner carers
Pensioner carers in Jersey will remain unable to claim the the full Home Carers Allowance benefit as well, following a review of the support available.
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Ignoring data protection may cause Jersey to 'lose our economy'
Jersey's Information Commissioner is warning businesses and organisations that are not taking data protection seriously that the 'time for excuses is long gone'.
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Draft law scraps time limits on abortions in Jersey
Women will be able to have an abortion at later stages of their pregnancy if a new termination law is adopted.
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Divide over approach to gender guidance in schools
A Jersey politician is calling for the current transgender inclusion guidance in schools to be replaced.
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Three charities awarded £500 grants in community campaign
Channel 103 and Standard Bank Offshore's Brighten Up Blue Monday campaign has awarded three Jersey charities £500 each, after a record-breaking number of nominations.
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Ministers back principle of social media 'restrictions' for under 16s
As momentum gathers in the UK and France for a child ban on social media, Jersey's ministers have indicated they support the principle of more restrictions here.
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Passengers rerouted through Jersey Airport departures
Passengers will follow a temporary route through the departures terminal at Jersey Airport as its redevelopment enters its 'most significant phase'.
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A total ban on disposable vapes in Guernsey and Jersey is poised to take full effect
Disposable vapes will be outlawed from Saturday 31 January in a bid to stop the harm they cause to people and the environment.
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Islanders with COVID-19 symptoms reminded to avoid the hospital
Islanders are being reminded not to go to the hospital if they have symptoms of COVID-19 or the flu.
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2025 was the fourth warmest year on record
Jersey will see another dark red line added to the Climate Stripe mural, with 2025 marking the fourth warmest year on record.
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Review suggests parental leave for grandparents
Grandparents should be allowed parental leave to make entitlement fairer for single parents in Jersey, a scrutiny review is suggesting.
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Disgraced Guernsey politician and pastor jailed for 9 years
Disgraced Guernsey politician Jonathan Le Tocq will be imprisoned for 9 years for sexual offences.
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St Helier takes ownership of Allix's Shipyard garden
The Parish of St Helier has bought the Allix Shipyard Garden at Havre des Pas for £1.
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Warning issued over scam investment social posts
Warning have been issued about impersonation scams circulating in Jersey.
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No immediate change to social housing rent policy, despite review revealing gaps
A review into social housing rents has revealed several issues, but no immediate changes will be made.
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Exhibition for artists living with mental illnesses
The Harbour Gallery is opening an exhibition that showcases the work of islanders living with mental illnesses.
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Boy seriously injured in St Saviour collision
A boy on a push scooter was seriously injured in a collision with a car in St Saviour.
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Cyber security law passed
Essential services in Jersey, including banks, utilities, GPs and government services, will be legally obliged to report significant cyber security incidents.
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Average rents in Guernsey keep climbing
Islanders are now paying close to £2,200 a month in rent, nearly 60% more than five years ago.
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Plans published for Guernsey's first island-wide by-election
Guernsey voters could go to the polls on Wednesday 29 April if the States agree and the by-election could cost £75,000.
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Investigation launches following the death of an inmate at Guernsey prison
Guernsey's Prison Governor has confirmed a man has died at Les Nicolles.
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Dog tax in Guernsey may increase substantially
Members of Guernsey's ten parishes will meet later in February to discuss raising dog tax to £25 per animal.
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Guernsey gets behind community café after online appeal
A pay-it-forward Café in St Peter Port have been overwhelmed by the response to an appeal for help.
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Guernsey Waste warn of the fire hazard of disposable vapes
Ahead of the 31 January ban, islanders are told not to bin their used, disposable vapes.
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No rush to ban social media for the under-16s in Guernsey
Guernsey's top politician and mother-of-four believes there should not be a knee-jerk response to a global push to ban youngsters from social media.
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Guernsey businesses encouraged to use the daily St Malo ferry for European imports
The Chamber of Commerce will advise Guernsey businesses how to go about importing a range of French goods.
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Guernsey's airline to drop its European holiday routes
Aurigny will concentrate on its new lifeline routes, existing UK destinations and an extra Paris flight.
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A total ban on disposable vapes in Guernsey and Jersey is poised to take full effect
Disposable vapes will be outlawed from Saturday 31 January in a bid to stop the harm they cause to people and the environment.
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Guernsey's Air Display to remain an early evening event
Organisers say last year's trial was a success and as a result the 2026 air display will begin at 6.30pm on 9 September.
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Disgraced Guernsey politician and pastor jailed for 9 years
Disgraced Guernsey politician Jonathan Le Tocq will be imprisoned for 9 years for sexual offences.
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10,000 LEGO brinks needed to build memorial bench for Guernsey boy
The Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation wants to honour the late Matthew Girard with a life-sized LEGO bench at his former primary school.
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Former Island FM and Guernsey radio star dies
Tributes are being paid to John Randall, an early Island FM presenter who has died aged 68 after a short illness.
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Storm Ingrid halts Guernsey charity sleep-out
Heavy rain and strong winds from Storm Ingrid have forced the organisers of a sponsored sleep out to postpone.
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New plans aim to improve reliability and efficiency of Guernsey’s buses
The changes are designed to simplify the timetable, target buses where there's demand and drop or re route less busy services.
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A 3D map of the battleship Bismarck is created by a Guernsey-based company
Magellan says the project was more challenging than mapping the Titanic because of the depth involved.
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Timeline established for government to buy Sark Electricity
Chief Pleas was unable to consider the £1.5M from the States of Guernsey at its meeting last night (21 January), but a timeline for the purchase was laid out.
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Channel Islands Air Search aircraft returns to service
The Channel Islands’ air search and rescue service can resume after an aircraft registration issue was resolved.
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New support group for Guernsey mums returning to work
A new group will meet monthly to support Guernsey mums returning to work.
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Guernsey woman recognised for growing women’s golf
Angela Goddard's commitment to growing women’s and girls’ sport has been recognised on the national stage.
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Deputy breached confidentiality terms of Guernsey Police complaints review
Guernsey's Home Affairs president says Deputy Rob Curgenven broke the terms he had agreed to, which left him no choice but to expel him.
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Deputy wants research into the legalisation of cannabis in Guernsey
A cross committee group of deputies would engage with the cannabis industry, the law and health to assess the impact of decriminalisation of the Class B drug.
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Aurora Borealis: Islands treated to Northern Lights show
The Channel Islands were treated to a rare incredible show of the Northern Lights on Monday night (19 January).
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Guernsey's airline braced for competition into London
Aurigny's CEO is pragmatic about the competition from BA, but says it will have a measurable impact on passenger numbers.