HALF of the nearly £10m. loss Aurigny is forecasting for 2026 is directly attributable to the new States-subsidised Heathrow ...

BUDGET-busting bids for cash from States committees would also have created more than 160 new public sector jobs, the Policy ...

THE way the States is going about finding savings has been questioned, with Scrutiny Committee president Andy Sloan ...

A NEW greenhouse has been funded for a gardening club at the Sixth Form Centre to extend the involvement and importance of ...

LATEST figures for processing population permit applications have shown that little progress is being made in clearing the ...

THE makers of a film about the German Occupation will be coming to Guernsey early next month to look for local investors, saying the island’s lack of tax breaks for film producers makes shooting ...

SCRUTINY members have questioned whether States chief executive Boley Smillie’s drive to cut spending on consultants is actually delivering, saying the promised savings cannot be clearly identified in ...

Earlier this month Aurigny announced annual losses of nearly £10m. But last week it told deputies how it was addressing that, and where it should be headed in the future. James Falla reports ...

GUERNSEY’S cyber security experts have said that the international vulnerability exposed in the computer programming language PHP in the past few days is a lesson to all businesses and organisations.

GUERNSEY fishermen might get a small quota to catch bluefin tuna next summer – but there is no guarantee.

Guernsey FC are expecting a tough test against the Southern Combination Premier Division leaders this afternoon.

The development of a children’s services hub has been approved by deputies, but not without concerns about the States’ ...