THE people behind the idea of a Victor Hugo Centre at the former States Offices on the town seafront now need just £1m. more ...

THE success of Guernsey’s secondary pension scheme will be revealed early next year. THE success of Guernsey’s secondary ...

AFTER a personal brush with cancer, artists at the Pollet’s Ritual Tattoo Club are planning to give back to the local charity ...

LES BOURGS HOSPICE is calling all sea swimmers for their support as it prepares for its popular annual 12 Bays of Christmas ...

GUERNSEY tour guides have felt the benefits of a new location for the Visitor Information Centre this season. The season has ...

THE island’s housing market had its best month of the year in October with sales rising in both the open and local markets.

Four hours, a heap of pallets and a group of Scouts was what it took to build the bonfire for this year’s 2nd Guernsey Scout ...

GUERNESIAIS will soon be heard in playgrounds again – after skipping a couple of generations, as a new learning resource aims to help revitalise the island’s language.

The States has denied that it has any policies, guidelines or criteria in place to block the appointment of contractors or staff previously employed with major States technology contractor Agilisys.

Floral St Saviour’s scooped a gold award in the village and large village category at this year’s Royal Horticultural Society’s National Britain in Bloom awards.

Taxi drivers will have to wear lanyards from 1 January, in changes to make them more identifiable, especially concerning complaints of overcharging.

Withdrawing from a joint Channel Islands’ deal saved Guernsey losing almost total control of its ferry services.