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• Islanders raise nearly £70,000 in 2025 Swimarathon

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

• Ports of Jersey agreed to defer fees of £3.2M to help Blue Islands 'keep afloat'

  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.

• Emergency accommodation for homeless arrives in Guernsey

  Two sleeping pods are being installed at the Vale Douzaine.

• Blue Islands goes into liquidation

  Blue Islands is going into liquidation.

• Aurigny signals its intention to operate inter-islands flights long-term

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

• 'It's very clear that they have been working with Loganair for a while'

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

• Donation boxes to help Guernsey families with premature babies

  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.

• Airlines will require a licence to operate Guernsey-Jersey route

  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.