Parish officials in St Sampson’s continue to have serious reservations about the plans for housing development and resulting traffic impact in the north of the island. Karl Guille, its lead douzenier ...

A car went from needing to be pulled along the road to slipping out to sea at the weekend – all for a good cause.

Policy & Resources has denied misrepresenting the views of credit ratings agency S&P Global during the debate on proposed tax ...

Nearly all students who took A-levels, Level 3 courses or the International Baccalaureate are celebrating today as the Bailiwick’s state schools recorded a 99.7% pass rate (A*-E).

Thousands of islanders flocked to the expanse of the west coast yesterday evening to view the partial solar eclipse that seemed to have captured the imagination of the public over the past 48 hours.

Temporary traffic lights are due to be in place in La Charroterie from 24 August for about 19 months as work starts on the new Guernsey Housing Association development at the former CI Tyres site.

The King of the Beach and Victoria trophies will be up for grabs at this weekend’s two-day sandracing meet held at Vazon tomorrow and Saturday.

The Twilight Cinema at Castle Cornet is once again proving popular. The open air screenings have been running every evening this week, with the final film due to be shown on Sunday. ‘It’s the ...

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

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 ...

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