Guernsey Press

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What should have been the happiest time of their lives quickly became a parent’s worst nightmare for Charlie and Rebecca Atkinson, when their newborn son was rushed to Southampton just hours after being brought home.

The GSPCA has celebrated the next milestone on its ‘Big Build’ project.

Friday's Press 🗞️

Thursday's Press🗞️

Parliamentarians from across the Commonwealth have arrived in Guernsey for a week of political training, in what could be the most diverse international delegation the island has ever hosted.

Removing mortgage tax relief would allegedly break promises made by the States just weeks ago.

Fourteen Royal Golden Guernsey Goats have been brought to the island to help strengthen the gene pool of the rare and endangered breed.

Brecqhou is ‘categorically not for sale’, a company which works with the Barclay family has confirmed.

A local marathon runner has made headlines on the other side of the Atlantic – for making thousands of friends after he thought he would be running 26 miles totally alone.

Wednesday's Press 🗞️

The perfect record has come to an end with Raiders unable to make it six of the best.

The island’s first veterinary hospital is on track to open early next year, with construction well under way and a key regulatory milestone now reached.

At the airport, Jenny Giles, Head of Infrastructure delivery at Guernsey Ports, gives us an overview of the ongoing construction issues, which date back to the terminals original construction in 2004 ✈️

Nearly 100 knitters and crocheters are about halfway through a community project to create 2,000 poppies for Remembrance displays in Guernsey and Sark.

The decision to focus a new Bailiwick strategy on violence against women and girls – rather than all victims of abuse – has been defended by the politician leading the work, who said ‘the statistics do not lie’.

A senior prison officer appeared in the Magistrate’s Court yesterday charged with being concerned in the supply of the Class A drug MDMA, commonly known as Ecstasy

An initiative to record unsafe behaviour on local roads has been launched by Living Streets.

Tuesday's Press 🗞️

Two Aurigny pilots have swapped island-hopping in an ATR aircraft for globe-trotting in a Boeing jet, and the local airline has received applications for the next stage of its pilot career pathway programme.

Deputy Marc Laine has stepped down as chairman of Policy & Resources’ IT Advisory Panel.

A University professor from the Royal College of Art has visited Guernsey to share her health-related extended reality artworks.

Bus operator Stagecoach has admitted that there were several failings in the roll-out of changes to bus routes and the service last month.

Charities in Guernsey could claim up to five times more in tax back on large donations under proposals in the 2027 Budget.

The Skipton Swimarathon ended on a high note for its 50th anniversary event.

Monday's Press 🗞️

Guernsey Air Cadets is hosting an open event next week for people interested in joining.

Education has moved to reassure parents that a programme helping Year 9 pupils to make safe choices is entirely separate from the latest Young People’s Survey, which has been attracting criticism over its questions about sexual activity.

A cardiac arrest survivor is urging people to learn CPR, a year after a quick-thinking vicar – who had completed a refresher course only days earlier – saved her life.

After 50 years the Swimarathon has taken to cold sea water for the first time.

Guernsey lilies are now on display at Guernsey Gardens for this year’s Nerine Festival.

Saturday's Press🗞️

Parents have raised concerns about the extent of questions about sexual relationships being asked of teenagers in a new survey.

A decade after sitting through Licence to Kill as a 16-year-old, local paramedic Emilia Klucznyk has come full circle to warn today’s teenagers about the dangers on Guernsey’s roads.

🌦️An action shot from the Salty Swimarathon this morning 🌦️ 📹Footage➡️ Peter Frankland/Guernsey Press

The island must look beyond labels and bring its services together to better support people struggling with addiction, an expert has said.

⏱️From collector to watch specialist⏱️ James Robin shares his journey from collecting watches to establishing a business dedicated to restoring and selling exceptional pre-owned luxury watches. Read more at guernseypress.com ➕Follow @RobinHenryWatchesLtd. for more watch news and updates 📲⌚️

As Liam and Noel Gallagher reveal the latest Oasis tour dates, Victoria Park has announced the return of Guernsey’s own O’eh’sis to play at the football stadium again next July.

⏱️From collector to watch specialist⏱️ Featured in today's Press, James Robin shares his journey from collecting watches to establishing a business dedicated to restoring and selling exceptional pre owned watches. Read more at guernseypress.com 🗞️ ➕Follow Robin Henry Watches Ltd. on Facebook📲

⏱️From collector to watch specialist⏱️ Featured in today's Press, James Robin shares his journey from collecting watches to establishing a business dedicated to restoring and selling exceptional pre owned watches. Read more at guernseypress.com 🗞️ ➕Follow Robin Henry Watches Ltd. on Facebook📲

An Alderney States member who has been served with multiple suspensions by the island’s Commissioner for Standards is accusing her rulings of being ‘political’ and has described the commissioner herself as an ‘unofficial dictator’.

Friday's Press 🗞️

Les Beaucamps High School has been accredited as a centre of excellence for the teaching of geography.

Richard Graham offers his insight into last week's tax debate.