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Islands face questions over future of finance
Reports warn of the need to regain momentum in Guernsey and Jersey.
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Safety action after closed road signs ignored
Police and the States of Guernsey are running the project together throughout April.
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New trail highlights places Victor Hugo visited
The Victor Hugo Centre has teamed up with local businesses to bring the trail to islanders.
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Water firm seeks permission for temporary storage
Firm says temporary storage solution will "limited upward pressure on customer bills".
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Stagecoach marks one year of service on island
Stagecoach has celebrated one year of service in Guernsey after it replaced CT Plus in April 2025.
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Weekly round-up: Stories you may have missed
Here's our round-up of some of the stories you may not have seen in the past week.
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Your Voice – on your local BBC
Tell your local BBC team about the issues you would like to see them investigate.
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Dean to lead his final Liberation Day service
Tim Barker will lead his last Liberation Day service in May before his retirement in July.
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Guernsey avoid Alderney scare to advance in vase
Guernsey need a late winner to reach next month's Muratti Vase final after beating Alderney 2-1 in their semi-final.
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Resurfacing works to Weighbridge Roundabout
The work is taking place over 10 days, with measures in place to reduce disruption.
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Depleted Guernsey FC lose 4-3 at Wick
Guernsey FC remain in third place in the Southern Combination Premier Division despite a 4-3 loss at Wick.
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'I was fishing in Hormuz when war broke out'
Christopher Kennedy-Barnard says he did not realise until he returned to land and saw missiles.
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Islands face questions over future of finance
Reports warn of the need to regain momentum in Guernsey and Jersey.
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Jersey celebrate despite missing out on perfect season
Jersey RFC head coach Myles Landick was proud of his side despite them missing out on a perfect season.
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Jersey Bulls Women stay on course for league title
Jersey Bulls Women keep their promotion ambitions on track with a 6-0 win over Hartland at Springfield.
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Fuel price surveys to increase amid uncertainty
The Jersey Consumer Council said it would increase its fuel surveys to twice a week.
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Bordeaux flights 'vital for tourism industry'
Loganair is introducing the route from Jersey as part of its summer schedule.
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Digital healthcare project 'making a difference'
The pilot scheme allows patients to submit health data which is monitored remotely.
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Your Voice – on your local BBC
Tell your local BBC team about the issues you would like to see them investigate.
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Jersey's Tribe impresses for Glamorgan
Asa Tribe hits an unbeaten 82 as Glamorgan end day three on 132-2 against defending champions Notts, needing another 346 for victory.
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Weekly round-up: Stories you may have missed
Here's our round-up of some of the stories you may not have seen in the past week.
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Woman hears heirloom mechanical bird for first time
About 20 years ago Fenella Haffenden had a cochlear implant and is now able to listen to the bird.
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Bickley goal moves Bulls closer to play-off place
Lorne Bickley's late goal ensures Jersey Bulls remain in the driving seat for a play-off place as they win 1-0 at Beckenham Town.
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Architecture awards delayed after drop in entries
The Jersey Architecture Commission Awards have been postponed and reduced to every three years.
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Bid to expand generation-spanning Jersey dairy farm
Plans have been lodged to modernise and expand a long standing, 100-year-old Jersey dairy farm.
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New regulations will 'raise the bar' in protecting networks from cyber criminals
The Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority will monitor and enforce the island’s new telecoms security framework.
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House Sparrows reign in Channel Island gardens in 2026
1,100 Channel Islanders took part in the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2026.
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Resigning Assistant Minister: Council’s decisions are bringing 'adverse' economic consequences
Deputy Moz Scott has resigned from the Council of Ministers, saying its decisions have had 'adverse consequences' on some sectors.
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Jersey adds direct Bordeaux route
Passengers will be able to fly to 'The Sleeping Beauty' of France this summer with new direct flights.
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Coronation Park Playing Fields project given the go ahead
Planning approval has been granted for improvements to Coronation Park Playing Fields, which will be completed ready for summer.
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Majority of Jersey people back easy removal of harmful online content
Results follow a government consultation which found strong support for giving Jersey people the right to request posts that breach a platform's rules be removed.
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Bergerac returns this week at a wedding... with a dead groom
Jersey is stars alongside Damien Molony this week once again, as the detective drama returns to screens.
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La Moye reached 92% of capacity in 2025
La Moye Prison is housing more people year on year.Â
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Battle of Flowers made free for islanders again in 2026
Islanders can catch the Battle of Flowers for free again this summer, as it returns to Victoria Avenue.
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More direct flights from the Channel Islands to Tenerife this winter
An extended programme of direct flights abroad is on offer this winter.
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'Some men are just giants' Jersey remembers David Kirch on day of funeral
Tributes are being paid to Sir David Kirch ahead of his funeral today.
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£1.5M donated to Jersey charities from dormant bank accounts
The Jersey Reclaim Fund has donated another £1.5 million recovered from bank accounts where contact with owners has been lost for more than 15 years.
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Passenger numbers already up ahead of seasonal services resuming
Ports of Jersey says the 'positive' start to 2026 is continuing, as it looks ahead to summer.
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Jersey International Motoring Festival gears up for an extra day
Islanders will see an extra day of motoring madness this year as the Jersey International Motoring Festival adds an additional day to the calendar.
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Unbeaten Bulls women three more wins away from promotion
The women are on a promotion charge finishing their first season playing in the UK leagues.
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Jersey mixologist to head to cocktail World Championships
A mixologist from the Blind Pig has won first place the national finals of the Graham’s Blend Series Cocktail Competition.
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ATF to no longer offer biofuel after change in supplier
ATF says its supply costs have increased, and so has moved to a lower cost supply chain.
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New images shared of updated Fort Regent plans
Updated plans for Fort Regent are being shared with islanders.
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General Election to impact Jersey's Liberation Day events
Liberation Day will be slightly different this year as the States Assembly gears up for the 2026 General Election.
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Family Nursing and Home Care launches remote health monitoring
Family Nursing and Home Care has officially launched a remote monitoring technology platform,' Luscii’.
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Hottest day of the year so far across the Channel Islands
Temperatures in Jersey will hit the mid 20s but a couple of degrees less in Guernsey.
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Jersey Prison Service launches training project with Jersey Bulls
The States of Jersey Prison Service has launched an eight-week programme in partnership with Jersey Bulls Coach Paul McKay.
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'Substantial opposition' to petrol and diesel vehicle phase-out in Jersey
The results of a public consultation on the 2030 Petrol and Diesel Vehicle Phase-Out plans found 'strong opposition' amongst islanders and organisations.
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Lifeboat crews rescue power-outed motor boat in thick fog
Jersey Lifeboat Association was called just before 8 pm last night (1 April) to help a small motor boat with engine failure.
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Start of Guernsey's 2026 cruise ship season delayed
The MS Hamburg was due to anchor in the Little Russel on 14 April but will go to Cherbourg instead.
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Some Guernsey parish rate bills sent out late
Householders in St Peter Port have been receiving their rates bills AFTER the due by date.
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House Sparrows reign in Channel Island gardens in 2026
1,100 Channel Islanders took part in the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2026.
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Bike trailer gifted to Guernsey cycling initiative
The cycling charity Only Fools and Donkeys has given a new bike trailer to the adapted cycling initiative, Wheels For You.
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Victor Hugo retail trail launches in Guernsey
Islanders can explore St Peter Port shops and see where the famous author Victor Hugo went in the 1800s.
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Aurigny takes delivery of second Alderney aircraft
The Skybus Twin Otter will provide resilience on the lifeline Alderney routes.
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Sections of Guernsey's main roundabout to close over 10 nights
The Weighbridge roundabout will be closed in sections overnight from 11 to 21 April to allow resurfacing.
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Guernsey cyclists gear up for vital hospice fundraiser
Over the past 18 years, sponsored riders have raised nearly £1.2M for Les Bourgs.
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More direct flights from the Channel Islands to Tenerife this winter
An extended programme of direct flights abroad is on offer this winter.
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Guernsey film crew wanted for upcoming WW2 drama
Guernsey residents with experience of the film industry can apply for roles in a new Hollywood picture, set during the Occupation.
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Sark's government agrees a £1.5M loan from the States of Guernsey
The initial financial stage of the purchase of Sark Electricity has been agreed by Chief Pleas.
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Guernsey's new harbour berth endorsed by operator
The Cross Berth at the White Rock is praised by Islands Unlimited for its ease of access on all tides.
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Guernsey man builds and flies his own plane
After 8 years of building it in his garage, Colin Matthews has finally been able to pilot his kit plane.
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1.7M journeys made with Stagecoach in first year of Guernsey service
The UK’s largest bus operator, Stagecoach, took over from CT Plus in April 2025.
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Hottest day of the year so far across the Channel Islands
Temperatures in Jersey will hit the mid 20s but a couple of degrees less in Guernsey.
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Fire at Guernsey's landfill site
Crews spent around three hours tackling, and then damping down, the blaze.
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Alderney's breakwater fenced off ahead of repairs
A detailed inspection has found a series of failures that will need to be fixed before allowing pedestrian access.
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Guernsey castle to host 150 performers
A free live local music will return to Castle Cornet this summer.
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Trial of man accused of Sarah Groves' murder could resume
Sarah Groves' family say the hurt of her loss gets worse, years after her death.
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Corridor gallery opens in Guernsey hospital
A new gallery at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital will host changing exhibitions throughout the year to support wellbeing.
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Guernsey Prison Governor to 'step aside' during conduct investigation
Alligations have been made against the Governor of Les Nicolles Prison, regarding his conduct.
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Guernsey reservoir walk reopens following 'extensive' tree surgery
Islanders can once again enjoy the tranquil Millennium Walk.
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Two more Asian Hornets found in the Bailiwick of Guernsey
Volunteers supplied with traps to try to limit numbers as Queens begin to create nests.
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Guernsey Autism charity gets States commissioning deal
The States will part fund Autism Guernsey's support service for parents and carers of autistic children for three years.
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Digital travel permissions extended to Channel Islands this month
Some visitors to the Channel Islands will need an Electronic Travel Authorisation from later this month.