Guernsey News

Aurigny says the British Airways Heathrow route will see seat capacity between Guernsey and London jump by 30% in April 2026.

Musicians who have recorded a Christmas song with the London Symphony Orchestra now want to get island school choirs singing it.

British Airways has announced the launch of a brand-new route connecting Guernsey with London Heathrow.

Volunteers have removed 2 skips of sour figs from the dunes at Braye Beach.

Sir Richard Cripwell was knighted at Windsor Castle this week.

Donations have come flooding in to save Apollo from euthanasia, after being diagnosed with a condition affecting fewer than 1% of dogs.

Aurigny has extended its winter schedule until early January, with services until March 2026 expected to be announced in the coming days.

Guernsey's government continues to conceal the sum its owed by failed airline Blue Islands.

The Yacht Harbour Association (TYHA) have given Guernsey’s visitor marina four out of five for Customer Service Excellence.

More than 1,700 swimmers, volunteers and supporters have raised £68,500 for Guernsey charities.

Jersey's Treasury Minister says more than £3M in landing fees Blue Islands owed to Ports of Jersey were deferred to keep the airline running.

Two sleeping pods are being installed at the Vale Douzaine.

Blue Islands is going into liquidation.

Guernsey's States-owned airline, Aurigny, has signaled its desire to operate the Guernsey-Jersey route 'for good'.

Guernsey's Economic Development President, Deputy Sasha Kazantseva-Miller, believes the speed at which Blue Islands collapsed was a 'surprise' and a 'shock'.

The Channel Islands Co-operative Society is partnering with the Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation to provide in-store collection boxes for items needed by local families.

Guernsey's government has classified the inter-islands air link as 'essential', meaning an airline will need a licence to operate it from mid-January.

Guernsey Electricity's annual report says customer feedback will inform decisions over future tariff increases.

Both Jersey and Guernsey's Chambers of Commerce have expressed 'sadness' at Blue Islands' decision to suspend flights to and from the Channel Islands.

Aurigny has announced it is beginning flights between Jersey and Guernsey following the loss of Blue Islands services.

The Scottish regional airline Logainair is stepping in to take over some routes operated by Blue Islands which has suspended operations.

Blue Islands has operated its final flights after it failed to get a last-minute lifeline from Jersey's government.

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Travel journalist Simon Calder says there are questions to be answered on whether regional airlines receive enough support, after Blue Islands and Eastern Airways collapsed a few weeks apart.

A Blue Plaque in Market Square hopes to inform more locals about the life and work of David Robilliard.

The King's Award recognises three decades of volunteer effort to remove invasive plants from the coast and countryside.

Winners and nominees pack the OGH for the 2025 Norman Piette Customer Service Awards.

Guernsey Water plans to renew and replace century-old infrastructure but bills will rise above inflation to fund it.

A navigation light off Guernsey’s south-east coast will be powered by the sun.

Alex Scott won't play in tonight's World Cup qualifier against Serbia at Wembley.

The franchise for Costa Coffee shops in the Channel Islands will get a £300,000.

Alex Scott's England call up is more proof that grassroots football in Guernsey produces international quality players.

Aurigny's contract with Skybus is for ground handling, not leasing an aircraft to the south west operator.

Guernsey politician Jonathan Le Tocq is scheduled to appear before Guernsey's Royal Court in just over three weeks' time.

Guernsey's Alex Scott could become only the third Channel Islander to play for England’s men later this week.

Guernsey’s Economic Development Committee has confirmed it’s exploring the possibility of a new link to London Heathrow.

The standing charge for both tap water and waste water services will increase above inflation.

The latest States figures show local market rents went up by an average of just under 2% over the past three months.

The States wants to keep momentum going at Leale's Yard, after buying the majority of the site in the summer.

More than 600 school children took part in a competition to design bins to reduce the amount of plastic entering the marine ecosystem.

The Eleanor Foundation will ship its 50th container full of used bicycles this week.

Two Guernsey business couples are backing GFC with multi-year financial support.

Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott has received his first senior call-up for the Three Lions.

The latest Public Health report shows malignant and non malignant melanomas are the most preventable form of cancer.

The St John Ambulance and Rescue Service says islanders should consider joining the Ambulance Subscription Scheme to "prevent that bill shock".

Mortgage tax relief stays but deputies shy away from freezing committee spending.

The Better Journeys Project has money for Channel Island schools to promote cycling, walking and scooting.

Guernsey's Education, Sports and Culture Committee will begin looking for a new member after Deputy Jayne Ozanne announced her decision to leave.

The Twin Otter is owned, flown and maintained by Skybus under a new contract with Aurigny.

The Victor Hugo Centre has raised more than 90% of its capital campaign target.

Home Affairs reassures people the police complaints system works, but admits it is overly complicated.

The former Duke of York could be set to move to Guernsey, according to a royal biographer.

States say visitor numbers are up 7% on the 2024.

Island FM is delighted to announce the appointment of Tom Fotheringham as Chairman of its Board of Directors.

The latest radio listening figures show Guernsey’s Island FM has it biggest audience in five years.