Seafront Saturdaze is set to return tomorrow and again before the end of August.

Sixty-five years after they honeymooned in sunny Guernsey, Alec and Hilda Dovey returned to the island to celebrate their ...

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

Careful planning, a lot of juggling, and a perfectly clear sky helped Nick Despres capture the solar eclipse image which landed on the front page of the Guernsey Press yesterday.

Bus operator Stagecoach has blamed accommodation issues for a number of bus cancellations in recent days.

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 ...

Undoubtedly, the exceptional summer heat remains a topic of conversation among islanders, but, says former deputy Bob Murray, the temperature (and tenor) of the July tax debate looks certain to ...

The Guernsey Press is returning to the heart of town, with its editorial, advertising and administration teams set to move into new offices in St Peter Port next month after nearly 50 years in Braye ...

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

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.

Randalls has this morning confirmed the addition of Red, Rosso and Tinto into its managed house portfolio of pubs and restaurants. Randalls described the deal as ‘an exciting step’ and said it was ...

JPRestaurants’ portfolio currently includes Banjo, a brasserie in St Helier, The Oyster Box and Jersey Crab Shack, on the beachside at St Brelade’s Bay / David Ferguson ...