The Venerable Matthew Trick is set to succeed the Very Reverend Tim Barker, who has held the Bailiwick’s top Anglican role ...

Local cadets and young people interested in maritime careers are able to get onboard a Royal Navy vessel tomorrow.

LOCAL market property prices are continuing to rise, but not by much, according to latest statistics from the States.

A crew member of a French fishing boat died despite being rescued by helicopter off the west coast of Guernsey on Monday ...

Against doctor’s orders and his better judgement, Simon De La Rue hauled his weighty frame around various patches of the Bailiwick for this year’s All Terrain Challenge, and was left both exhausted ...

Alastair Chalmers has fallen short in his bid to reach the finals of the Birmingham 2026 European Championships.

There has been a last-minute scramble for special solar glasses as unequipped islanders try to prepare for this evening’s partial eclipse.

The most significant solar eclipse since 1999 is set to take place this evening, with up to 94.5% of the sun expected to be covered.

A company director has described the decision to halt short-term and seasonal work permits for Bangladeshi nationals is ‘an appalling and inappropriate overreaction to the issues’.

Given his opposition to the Policy & Resources Committee’s proposed GST package, it may come as a surprise to learn that Deputy Rob Curgenven says he finds himself in full agreement with two of its ...

THREE Royal Golden Guernsey Goats have joined the La Societe Guernesiaise Conservation Herd. This is the first time animals other than steers have been brought into the herd.

The bathing pools at La Vallette will be turned into a Pride Village for one day next month for what organisers are calling ‘the biggest and most ambitious Pride ever staged in the island’.