Guernsey News from Island FM

Guernsey's Chief Minister has written to the UK's Prime Minister to express support for ending the war in Gaza.

Issues with data in the Rolling Electronic Census mean the number of people leaving the island may have been over estimated.

The Channel Islands' largest food wholesaler is pulling out of both Jersey and the Bailiwick of Guernsey.

Deputy Steve Falla has been selected as Guernsey's new Lead for External Relations and Constitutional Affairs.

Policy and Resources is asked to formally write to the British government over the deepening humanitarian crisis.

Two members of the States of Guernsey's Education Office joined an expert sector panel to improve how children are taught communication skills.

The brewery is looking for a new tenant for the Plough Inn in Vauvert.

The construction of Guernsey's first Wildlife Hospital has entered an exciting new phase.

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

CI Financial Ombudsman says fraud cases are getting in the way of its core job of dispute resolution.

Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq will not participate in P&R committee work during the police investigation.

The last time inflation in Guernsey was this low was in the autumn of 2021.

The work of Major Bob Place was celebrated at Les Rocquettes Hotel.

People told to keep limiting use by not watering lawns or cleaning cars with tap water.

65-year-old John Robert hit a cyclist while driving and on his mobile, then tried to hide the evidence.

From today, 21 July, the number 92 bus will include the harbour terminal in its itinerary.

Guernsey-born Beth Kitson Gouarin will be faced with big bills for private cancer treatment in Germany.

Guernsey finishes in a hard-fought third place, behind Jersey in second, and the Faroe Islands in first.

Guernsey Ports is collaborating with island artists to brighten up the harbour terminal.

Guernsey's women swimmers excel on the penultimate day of competition at the Orkney Island Games.

BeActive is providing balance bikes for public use in the island's parks this summer.

School children across the Bailiwick will continue to get free boating lessons for the next five years.

A Guernsey preservation group wants listed status for the Water Lanes and the stream near the Vale Church.

There have been more golds in Orkney for the cyclists and the successful women swimmers.

The States and the Channel Islands Co-op have agreed a deal to progress the long-awaited development of Leale's Yard.

Owner Sure says the two boxes at the Town bus terminus were beyond repair and under used.

Five golds on day three and 29 medals overall puts Guernsey in third spot at Orkney.

Aurigny has partnered with Norse Atlantic UK to bolster the two airlines' pilot numbers.

Alderney FC wants footballers to move to the most northerly Channel Island to play football for the island team.

Guernsey sits fourth on the Island Games medal table after a successful evening in the pool.

There's a new opportunity for young toy enthusiasts living in Guernsey.

Team Guernsey take four medals on day one of the Orkney Island Games, including team gold in the women's triathlon.

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Channel Islanders are representing their countries at the 2025 Island Games in Orkney, kicking off with events including athletics, football, lawn bowls and squash.

32 crews from Jersey and Guernsey Rowing Clubs are lining up to take part in the Sark 2 Jersey Rowing Race - plus one single sculler from the Netherlands.

Measure designed to make it easier for drivers to cross the four cross near Les Bourgs Hospice Shop.

A public backlash sees the Education Committee go back to the drawing board on pedestrian and cycle access to Les Ozouets campus.

Brittany Ferries has launched its 2026 timetable, enabling islanders to book travel right up until November next year.

Enhanced checks and a permit system have satisfied the Guernsey authorities that mass releases can be resumed safely.

More than 400 islanders have signed an online petition against covering the St Peter Port Water Lanes.

The Channel Islands' only purpose-built Napoleonic signalling tower will open as a museum.

Guernsey Water say the exceptionally dry spring and hot start to the summer are putting supplies under pressure.

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