A reconstruction of the kind of sailing ship which explored the Atlantic Ocean in the 15th and 16th centuries has paid a ...

The work of local artist Louise Le Pelley is now on display in the reception and working rooms of the French Consulate in London, after being accepted into its rolling programme of exhibitions.

Cancelled shows, dumped shrubbery, a near-death experience and the grizzly discovery of bones at the bottom of a well – all stories we carried 50 years ago, when the use of AI in a headline was a ...

The Green Lions were frustrated by the already-relegated visitors for much of Saturday afternoon at Victoria Park where it remained goalless until, just moments after coming on as a substitute, George ...

‘Winning the award last year meant recognition not just for myself but for everybody who works with me. It was definitely something that was completely unexpected, but it was really wonderful.’ Miss ...

Sixty years to the day, Guernsey’s own Geoff Martel emulated England captain Bobby Moore and lifted the Jules Rimet Trophy after a World Cup triumph over Germany. Mark Ogier reports.

At a time when the island’s greatest threat is a government that spends beyond its means, P&R is more interested in finding new ways to fund the States than in curing the spending addiction itself.

All States committees need to produce a work plan for the remaining three years of this government over the next few weeks. Mark Ogier looks at the plans announced by the Committee for Economic ...

Italy did the double over Sweden to emerge victorious in the ICC Men’s U19 Cricket World Cup Europe Division Two Qualifier.

The States Family Proceedings Advisory Service was without half of its staff at times last year and overspent its budget, ...

Between 250 and 300 ‘affordable’ homes should be completed or be under construction by the end of this political term, the ...

Set up by Victoria Robert on the new ultra-local online platform voiced.gg, the petition gained support of 70 islanders on ...