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'Work already being done to improve fire service'
Deputy Marc Leadbeater says work is already being done to strengthen the service after a review.
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New arrest and £1k reward after two burglaries
Guernsey Police confirmed the incident happened at about 03:30 GMT.
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Planning permission granted for 42 new homes
Developers say work could start on the Cleveleys Vinery project before the end of 2026.
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'When I got an eviction notice, I was devastated'
A charity which supports people in finding housing is releasing its first impact report.
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Architects collaborate for housing master plan
The project on La Vrangue hopes to deliver hundreds of sheltered housing and affordable homes.
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Vale Mill to join Open Market after restoration
Guernsey’s historic Vale Mill is due to become one of the first properties added under new rules.
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More families finding 'flexible' home education
Education services says home schooling has increased over the past five years.
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Landfill site forced to close after flooding
It follows heavy rain in the past 48 hours with the ground left saturated, the States of Guernsey say.
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Aircraft in 'serious incident' to return to service
The airline says the flight, which had no passengers on board, landed safely at Guernsey Airport.
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BBC presenter John Randall's funeral takes place
A funeral is held for BBC Radio Guernsey presenter John Randall, who died aged 68 in January.
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DVL calls for drivers with accessible taxis
Applications for for an accessible taxi licence will close on 20 February.
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Islands' business leaders seek closer collaboration
Industry bosses say working together will enhance the islands' economies and reduce public spending.
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Jersey records lowest number of births for 80 years
The annual statement from the Superintendent Registrar says there were 698 babies born in 2025.
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The farm with a waiting list to help move cows
A farm has begun a unique tradition - using humans as barriers to move its cows between fields.
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'Drug-driving law will make prosecution easier'
The infrastructure minister says his proposed law will make it easier to prosecute drug driver.
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'We just want to be validated' - abuse survivor
Aimee has welcomed a review calling for changes to improve abuse victim's experiences in the courts.
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Eel spotted on street after heavy rain
A local resident says it was "nuts" to see it thrashing about outside his home.
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More Jersey homes sold in 2025 as house prices fall
A total of 971 homes changed hands last year, with an average sale price of £571,000.
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Proposal made to scrap Sunday trading laws
The proposal would remove the need for permits for shops to open on Sundays and public holidays.
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Orange wind warning issued for Channel Islands
Jersey Met says islanders can expect winds of up to 45mph (74km/h) on Thursday.
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Minister proposes move to allow retrials at court
Deputy Mary Le Hegarat says a hung jury can leave people without clear answers.
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Why did a sick turtle wash-up on a beach?
Crush the loggerhead turtle settles in to her temporary home in Weymouth as her recovery continues.
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'More work needed' to help female violence victims
An independent review, published on Wednesday, was conducted by barrister Eleanor Laws KC.
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Modern day slavery law pledge a 'u-turn'
A Jersey deputy has described the government's pledge to bring in a modern slavery law as a u-turn.
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New rules proposed to tackle drug driving
Jersey Police will have more powers to catch and prosecute drug drivers, under a planned law change.
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Channel Island pooches compete for Dog of the Year title
Top dogs from both Guernsey and Jersey are competing for the ultimate regional honours – celebrating excellence across all breeds and dog sports.
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Jersey's most popular baby names revealed
There are some new picks of boys and girls names in Jersey's top 10 lists for 2025.
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Jersey homes “more affordable” but working families still stuck in small flats
Most Jersey property prices have fallen by 1% in 2025, with sales rising by more than a third, despite the typical working family still only affording a mid-range one-bedroom flat.
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Move to allow a retrial in Jersey after a hung jury
A single retrial will be possible where a jury has failed to reach a verdict, under plans put forward by Jersey's Justice Minister.
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Jersey midwife wins national award
Midwife Josephine Lane has won a national award for her 'outstanding' contribution to perinatal mental health care.
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£3M new Jersey Electricity 'Green Skills' apprentice academy
Jersey Electricity is setting up a 'Green Skills Academy' with Highlands College, to train future electricians as Low Carbon Heating Technicians.
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Updating Jersey's Royal Court should be a government priority
Jersey's Royal Court needs updating to prevent more issues and delays to the trials of cases involving violence against women and girls.
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Policy drawn up for States Members charged with violent or sexual offence
Suggested guidelines have been drawn up for if a Jersey States Member is charged with a serious violent or sexual offence, after questions on how to regulate members' conduct.
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Knife incident prompts school security review
Security has been reviewed at Jersey's Haute Vallee school following Monday's knife incident.
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Boy (14) arrested for attempted robbery with knife linked to Haute Vallee incident
A 14-year-old boy, who has been arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery with a blade in St Brelade, has been linked to a knife incident at Haute Vallee School.
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Head Chef of Bohemia named Michelin Guide’s Young Chef of the Year
Tom Earnshaw has been recognised as the Michelin Guide’s Young Chef of the Year as the restaurant maintains its star.
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DFDS reveals freight contingency plan following cargo ship fire
DFDS is operating an extra freight-only sailing of the Stena Vinga today (10 February) following a fire onboard the Caesarea Trader.
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Police review CCTV following school knife incident
Haute Vallée school has reopened as Jersey Police continue to investigate a knife incident in the canteen at lunchtime on Monday (9 February).
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Jersey bids farewell to Crush the loggerhead turtle
Crush the loggerhead turtle has been recovering at New Era Veterinary Hospital after being washed up by Storm Goretti, but is now strong enough to be moved to the UK.
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Engine room fire onboard DFDS freight ship
A fire has broken out in the engine room of the Caesarea Trader freight ship en route from Jersey to Portsmouth.
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14-year-old arrested after knife incident at Haute Vallée
A teenager has been arrested following an incident at Haute Vallée school involving a knife.
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Police seek witnesses after attempted robbery with knife in St Brelade
A man allegedly knocked on the door and asked for car keys, holding a small knife.
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Jersey Bulls Women points stripped amid surprise league restructure
Jersey Bulls FC 'surprised' and 'disappointed' by league restructure, which sees the undefeated women's team reset to zero points.
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'Positive signs' for 2026 passenger numbers
Passengers numbers for this year are looking much more positive, according to Ports and DFDS bosses.
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Kids fly free between Guernsey and Jersey this half-term
Guernsey's airline is waiving the fare for young travellers between 14 and 23 February.
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Jersey's government confirms work on modern slavery law
Jersey's government says it will draw up modern slavery legislation in response to calls from charities and community groups for better protections for migrant workers.
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Plans to modernise Jersey's 'extremely outdated' cremation rules
Jersey's rules on cremation are being modernised for the first time since the 1960s.
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Driver 'seriously injured' in Grouville crash
A driver has been admitted to hospital with serious injuries after a crash in Jersey.
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Jury finds Shay John Bester guilty of offences including rape
Shay John Bester has been found guilty, after going on trial for offences including six counts of rape against three young, vulnerable females.
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Group to examine the complaints process of Guernsey's health service
The views of Guernsey patients and healthcare staff on the current health service complaints process will help shape recommendations for improvement.
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Dornier aircraft lands in Guernsey for the final time
The planes have served the islands for more than 10 years, making 32,000 take-offs and landings.
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£130,000 needed to treat Guernsey toddler's brain injury
A Guernsey family say they are in a race against time to get stem cell therapy for their toddler, who suffered a brain injury at birth.
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Channel Island pooches compete for Dog of the Year title
Top dogs from both Guernsey and Jersey are competing for the ultimate regional honours – celebrating excellence across all breeds and dog sports.
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Guernsey homelessness charity supports more than 125 people in first year
At Home in Guernsey has called 2025 "a powerful first full year".
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Guernsey Pancake Day fundraiser cancelled
There will be no pancakes served from Town Church on Pancake Day.
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American descendants encouraged to visit Guernsey
Residents of Guernsey County, Ohio, are being encouraged to reconnect with their Channel Island roots.
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Boat fare waived for entertainers travelling to Guernsey
St James has teamed up with Brittany Ferries to make bringing over acts from the UK and France more affordable.
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More than 250,000 visitors to Guernsey in 2025
Tourism contributed £151 million to Guernsey's economy last year, up £10 million on 2024.
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First Michelin star awarded in Guernsey in more than a decade
Vraic at Chouet has been awarded a Michelin star, just seven months after opening.
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Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service needs "investment and modernisation"
An independent report is calling for major investment and modernisation in Guernsey's Fire and Rescue Service.
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Engine room fire onboard DFDS freight ship
A fire has broken out in the engine room of the Caesarea Trader freight ship en route from Jersey to Portsmouth.
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Gannets return to Alderney
The rocks north of Alderney have once again welcomed their most iconic summer residents, the northern gannets.
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Burglaries at Guernsey pharmacy and garage
Guernsey Police are currently investigating two separate burglaries which occurred on the same morning.
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Kids fly free between Guernsey and Jersey this half-term
Guernsey's airline is waiving the fare for young travellers between 14 and 23 February.
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Guernsey Water to take over cesspit collections from States Works
Guernsey's cesspit-emptying operation is due to be taken over entirely by Guernsey Water.
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Guernsey Literary Festival to host most events ever
More than 10,000 islanders are expected to take part in the Guernsey Literary Festival this spring.
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Driver jailed in Guernsey’s first ‘serious injury by dangerous driving’ case
A 34-year-old man has received a prison term and driving ban, following a drunken collision on Guernsey roads.
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Guernsey Police begin winter roadworthiness campaign
Drivers will be pulled over by the Roads Policing Unit to check the condition of their cars.
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Third mobile provider enters Channel Islands market
Co-op Mobile has launched in Guernsey and Jersey.
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Frustration as some struggle to open their Guernsey tax coding notice
A known tech glitch is affecting some Revenue Services users but the department says personal details have to be sent securely.
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Tech-savvy course launches for Guernsey's older generation
The Salvation Army is now offering one-to-one support for islanders struggling with new technology.
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8-year-old Guernsey girl wins nature photography award
A primary school pupil has won the second-ever Barry Wells Award for Young Photographers.
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New date confirmed for Guernsey charity sleep out
A sleepout in aid of a local homelessness organisation has been rearranged, after safety concerns interrupted the original plan.
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Move to plug leaks at one of Guernsey's most popular pools
The water level at La Vallette Ladies' Pool can drop by 30 cm, or nearly one foot, between tides.