Guernsey’s appetite for direct flights to sunnier shores is showing no signs of slowing, as FlyDirect celebrated a record ...

Sardinia will be just a direct flight away for islanders next summer, as FlyDirect adds the Italian island to its 2027 ...

Guernsey’s first female Bailiff was installed yesterday in a ceremony at St James. Jessica Roland was officially sworn in as the 91st Bailiff, after more than six years as Deputy Bailiff. She has made ...

Forward Guernsey has lodged an amendment which would allow GST to rise to 5% while introducing additional safeguards and a cap preventing the tax from going beyond that level.

A proposal has been submitted which would reduce spending on overseas aid by a total of more than £30m. over the next 10 years.

Guernsey’s Henry Swanson has claimed his first victory at the iconic Silverstone circuit. However, it was a weekend of highs and lows for the local racing driver in Northamptonshire as after his win ...

Can I really publish my monthly column and not write about the tax debate taking place next week? Apparently not, but I did ...

Major changes to Sark’s tax system have been pushed back to 2028 after feedback from islanders.

Jersey’s former lead on the collapsed joint ferry tender has claimed people in Guernsey ran a deliberate campaign to damage ...

Drugs with an estimated local street value of up to £1.54m. were found stashed at a St Andrew’s vinery, the Royal Court heard yesterday.

Ocean therapy charity Healing Waves was back at Vazon Bay over the past week to help islanders with additional needs to access the sea.

The release of so many drugs into the local community would have caused great harm, the judge said as she jailed two men over a £1.54m. haul found at a St Andrew’s vinery.