ISLANDERS and tourists are still unable to enter Rousse Tower, despite ongoing efforts from a local tour guide, who ...

THE Channel Islands Lottery could move closer towards a UK National Lottery-style subscription draw as the governments of ...

CROSSING the finish line in one of the world’s biggest marathons would feel like a big achievement for anyone, but having ...

THE Grow Green Mile – the island-wide initiative challenging islanders to walk a mile a day for the month of May – has seen its first corporate partner sign up to take part.

The devices, in pairs of three in the centre of each carriageway, have appeared at six locations across, Vazon, Les Banques, ...

The remains of the building were demolished, and for the last 18 months the site has remained empty. Joanna Watts, managing ...

TWO new plaques have been unveiled at Le Platon residential home, marking the dedication of some of the many people who ...

Details are expected soon of a recovery plan drawn up by the Revenue Service, which has won the backing of States chief ...

THE GSPCA’s Yvonne Chauvel has earned national recognition for her dedication to promoting animal welfare, having been named ...

The much-loved hardware, pet and garden retailer at Camp du Roi was founded by Raymond Gaudion in the 1960s. His ...

A SERVICE at Fort George Military Cemetery marked Anzac Day at the weekend, as the island’s antipodean community remembered ...

Raiders’ league season finished in disappointing fashion on Saturday as they were well beaten 57-19 by a motivated Henley ...