A LOCAL restaurant has held what is thought to be the first live tuna-cutting event in the Channel Islands, using fish caught ...

GUERNSEY’S heavy reliance on taxing people’s incomes leaves the island exposed if artificial intelligence erodes jobs and ...

THE new lead officer of 201 Squadron is keen to continue strengthening links with Guernsey.

FORM III pupils at The Ladies’ College’s Melrose Junior School have come together to collect food and raise money to help ...

A WREATH was raised above the signage at Boots in the High Street on Tuesday to commemorate the anniversary of the death of ...

A FORMER governor of a jail in Hertfordshire is coming out of retirement to run Guernsey Prison on an interim basis.

REPRESENTATIVES of a UK charity focused on finding a cure for Parkinson’s came to the island to be part of Parkinson’s ...

The forecasts and assumptions behind next year’s Budget will be put under the microscope when Policy & Resources faces a ...

A local marathon runner has made headlines on the other side of the Atlantic – for making thousands of friends after he ...

REMOVING mortgage tax relief would allegedly break promises made by the States just weeks ago.

FOURTEEN Royal Golden Guernsey Goats have been brought to the island to help strengthen the gene pool of the rare and ...

ALDERNEY’S new Iceland supermarket attracted a long queue of shoppers for its official opening yesterday morning, with ...