Guernsey News
Man bailed in sex assaults case
A man is released on bail and another remains in custody after they were arrested over sexual assaults in Guernsey.
Island wasp population increases
The population of wasps in Guernsey is up five fold this year, according to a pest controller.
Talks continue over Aurigny sale
Talks over the potential sale of Aurigny to Blue Islands are continuing, Guernsey's treasury minister says.
Sex attacks: Police get extra time to quiz two
A FIFTH man has been arrested as police continue their investigations into the spate of sex attacks across Town.
Former snooker ace Davis slams match fixing
EVERY sport is open to abuse from match fixers, said the former snooker world champion Steve Davis.
People offer Asterix a home
ISLANDERS have been offering their properties as potential homes for Guernsey’s Roman wreck, Asterix.
Carrier bag use is down
RETAILERS say fewer plastic bags than ever are being used in Guernsey.
Developer wants to put homes on brewery site
DEVELOPER Comprop wants to put homes on the Guernsey Brewery site, its managing director has confirmed.
Company runway solution
An American company says it has got a cheaper solution to solve problems with Guernsey's runway.
Treasury minister is cautiously optimistic over economic future
GUERNSEY’S economy is showing signs of strength, according to the island’s Treasury minister.
Waste plans 'cannot fail again'
The politician responsible for finding a waste solution for Guernsey says the States cannot afford to fail again.
Streetlights ’should stay on later to keep women safe’
FOLLOWING a serial sex attacker striking in the early hours of the morning, worried islanders want Town streetlights left on for longer.
Three bailed in sex assaults case
Three men arrested in connection with alleged indecent assaults in Guernsey are released on police bail.
Time's running out for Asterix
2000 years ago the Roman boat now nicknamed Asterix sank at the mouth of Guernsey's harbour. Discovered on Christmas Day in 1982 it's a unique historical artefact.
Gathering will celebrate life of Jonny Dorey
It's now exactly six months since Guernsey student Jonny Dorey was last seen.
Benefits cheat in court
A woman from Alderney pocketed £15,600 in overpayments from the Social Security Department.
Long delay expected on Aurigny sale
Channel Television has learned that the decision to sell Aurigny could take much longer than expected.
Diabetes epidemic looms
Guernsey could be facing an epidemic of type two diabetes.
Four men arrested in sex attacks inquiry
FOUR men have been arrested in connection with sex attacks that have taken place across Town over the last six weeks.
Mobile food business stalls as planners say no
A MAN who hoped to site a mobile catering business on the Bridge has had his request turned down by planners.
Dean is up for challenge – even 40 times over
FOR one man, hitting 40 is proving to be more of a personal test than for most.
Murderer’s brother in barbecue dispute with relative of his victim
THE brother of a convicted murderer was arrested following a dispute with his neighbour - a relative of the victim.
Cash vital to save our past
PROTECTING Guernsey’s heritage should be high on the list of the island’s priorities, the Culture and Leisure minister has said.
Footballers get their kit off
LOCAL footballers have shown they are good sports by posing naked for a calendar.
Recyclers keep trying as bins are taken away
USERS of the bring banks at the former Manor Stores were left frustrated yesterday as many were still trying to carry on recycling as they were being removed.
Book shop opens new chapter
The opening of a book store has signalled the start of a new chapter in Alderney.
Fate of the Asterix to be decided
The fate of Guernsey's Roman wreck is set to be decided today.
Bug delays start of Sark school term
Sark's school re-opening date has been delayed due to illness.
Major renovation for Herm chapel
Major renovation work is planned for St Tugual's Chapel in Herm, later this year.
Matisse brightens up the PEH!
Patients, doctors and nurses were encouraged to join in a community arts project which involved re-creating a Matisse masterpiece.
Investigation after wine bar attack
Guernsey Police are investigating after a man was attacked at Harvey's Wine Bar in Victoria Road.
Experts discover Roman tower
Guernsey Museum's Jason Monaghan believes he is closer to proving the Romans formed a military presence in the island.
‘Town is not safe’
THE streets are not safe. Guernsey Police issued the warning after two more sex attacks over the weekend.
Gannet voyage proves popular
Alderney is most famous for its puffins and blonde hedgehogs but the island is also renowned for its gannet population.
Plans lodged for memorial move
Plans to move the Vale War Memorial in Guernsey have been lodged with planning officials.
Warning over dangerous tent
Camping enthusiasts in Guernsey are being warned a tent that's been on sale in the island - could be dangerous.
'First commando'
The first fact-finding mission to occupied Guernsey
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