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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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Deputy concerned about Aurigny wet lease costs
Aurigny critic Simon Vermeulen asks a series of questions to the board which oversees the airline.
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Police apologise over inmate death communication
Police apologise after they failed to give the inmate's family "the level of support they deserved".
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Genâts tenants 'not surprised' development delayed
Residents at the island's largest social housing estate say many of its houses need upgrading.
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First Michelin star on island for over 10 years
The restaurant, which opened seven months ago, is the island's only Michelin-starred establishment.
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New ambulance for St John Guernsey funded by donors
St John Guernsey takes delivery of a new ambulance to replace an ageing vehicle following donations.
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Cargo ship towed to shore after engine room fire
The coastguard helicopter and RNLI lifeboat responded after a fire broke out in the engine room.
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Fire service needs investment, review recommends
The States of Guernsey publishes a report highlighting 15 recommendations for the fire service.
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Alderney welcomes back returning gannets
The birds are arriving about a week earlier than 2025, says the Alderney Wildlife Trust.
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Arrests made after two burglaries in Guernsey
L'Aumone Pharmacy and Cobo Garage were saw incidents with three hours of each other.
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Guernsey man admits recording victims in private
Kirk Bishop was remanded in custody and is due to be sentenced in May.
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Five remain displaced after roof damaged in storm
Housing leaders hope five people in temporary in winter-let accommodation will return home in May.
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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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Islands' business leaders seek closer collaboration
Industry bosses say working together will enhance the islands' economies and reduce public spending.
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'Minimal disruption' to food supply after ship fire
Operator DFDS says a back-up vessel has been called in to help and will arrive on Wednesday.
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Teen arrested for knife incident linked to robbery
States of Jersey Police confirm a 14-year-old boy is arrested after an incident at a school.
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'No final decisions' yet on vehicle phase-out plans
Ministers indicate they could deviate from agreed plans to phase out carbon-emitting vehicles from 2030.
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Turtle lands in UK for rehab after Storm Goretti
Crush the loggerhead turtle is in Southampton after washing up on a beach in Jersey.
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More people travelling to and from Jersey, say ports
Latest figures from Ports of Jersey show more people travelling to and from the island by ferry and plane.
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Ex-England netball captain aims for Jersey promotion
Ex-England netball captain and Commonwealth Games gold medallist Serena Kersten hopes to guide Jersey's Team Jets to promotion.
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Cargo ship towed to shore after engine room fire
The coastguard helicopter and RNLI lifeboat responded after a fire broke out in the engine room.
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Police investigate knifepoint attempted robbery
Officers issue a description of a man they are seeking after the incident in St Brelade on Saturday.
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Scrapping of Jersey solar farm plans welcomed
Opponents of the scheme say the island's natural beauty needs to be protected.
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Deputy calls for clarity on future of empty site
A deputy wants more detail about what is going to happen at the site after the government bought it.
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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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African community groups express disappointment with Deputy Ozouf sentencing
Friends of Africa Jersey and the Kenyans in Jersey Committee have come together to express their disappointment following Deputy Philip Ozouf's sentencing, and are calling for increased protection for workers who speak out about exploitation.
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Island Energy to return to Royal Court over Mont Pinel gas explosion
Island Energy is set to return to the Royal Court to enter pleas after being charged by the Health and Safety Inspectorate over a gas explosion at Mont Pinel.
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Jersey to introduce legal limit for PFAS in drinking water
A legal limit for PFAS in Jersey's drinking water will be introduced for the first time.
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Jersey Electricity drops St Martin solar farm idea
Jersey Electricity has dropped plans for a solar farm on land in St Martin belonging to the King.
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PPC won't move to block Deputy's return to States Assembly
The committee that oversees States Members' conduct says it won't being a proposition to further suspend Deputy Philip Ozouf following his conviction for immigration offences.
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Jersey's next government urged to create laws preventing exploitation of workers
Charities in Jersey are urging politicians to prioritise drawing up laws to abolish modern-day slavery.
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Philip Ozouf sentenced to 120 hours community service
Deputy Philip Ozouf has been sentenced to 120 hours community service and ordered to pay £5,000 for immigration offences.
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Third mobile provider enters Channel Islands market
Co-op Mobile has launched in Guernsey and Jersey.
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Minister: DFDS cancellations are to resolve Amazon parcel delays
The Economic Development Minister says DFDS' decision to cancel Saturday sailings to the UK for four weeks is justified.
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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.
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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.