Long-awaited pavement works are taking place along Les Beaucamps. The £155,000 project will see the painted footpath on the ...

The Guernsey Dynamics did not let persistent rain get them down on their return to the Billy Neill Playing Fields in ...

The ‘growing’ debate over the management of roadside weeds shows little sign of abating this summer. Lucy Rouget spoke to two ...

The States has admitted that it carried out no risk assessment or safety analysis in bringing in new traffic laws confirming ...

Drought conditions over the last few months have again forced Guernsey’s dairy farmers to resort to feeding their herds on ...

A 27-year-old man was ordered to pay £1,000 compensation to a doorman he assaulted in a Town club when he appeared in the Magistrate’s Court.

The Little Russel was the setting for a ship-to-ship cargo transfer operation yesterday. Morgenstrand II, the mothership, could be seen transferring cargo to two feeder vessels, Ampere and Peak ...

A former court interpreter has lodged an appeal following the dismissal of his complaint against two senior police officers.

Hundreds of swimmers took the plunge at this year’s BWCI Open Castle Swim.

Alderney Week might have been celebrated by record numbers this year, according to organisers.

In the nineteenth century boat-building was one of the leading industries in the island. From 1840 to 1897, 100 vessels were built in Guernsey, and another 70 rebuilt over the same period. The ...

Rennes were more dazzling than the brilliant summer sunshine on Saturday at Footes Lane.