Guernsey News from Island FM

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 football fans are invited to watch a free pre-season football tournament this summer.

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

The island saw its second-hottest June ever, according to Guernsey Met.

The new outlet is in a busy corner of St Peter Port in the Commercial Arcade.

Guernsey's Sixth Form Centre has recorded its 'best ever' International Baccalaureate exam results.

Many new deputies elected unopposed to committee positions.

Weather prevents more than 100 yachts sailing to St Peter Port from Cherbourg.

The Constables of St Martin have taken to social media to report a recurring vegetable problem.

Blanchelande students have won a UK TeenTech National award.

A ferry sailing to St Malo was diverted on Saturday evening, to help the skipper of a French yacht who had fallen ill.

Former Chief Minister Gavin St Pier has been chosen to be Vice-President of Guernsey's Policy and Resources Committee.

Guernsey's deputies are deciding who will lead the thirteen political committees today (4 July).

Islanders are being reminded of the dangers of disposing of hazardous items improperly, after a fire at the Household Waste and Recycling Centre.

Krisanth Moodliar entered a horse drawing into the Blue Cross’s new national art competition, Paws to Draw.

Stamp collectors can now move into the digital age with the new, verified way of storing stamps.

“Do your very best”, that was the message from the Bailiff as Team Guernsey gets ready to go to Orkney for the Island Games.

Planning permission has been granted for 69 new homes on the former CI Tyres site at La Charotterie.

Guernsey's new head of Policy and Resources had her choices for the top team unopposed.

Some Guernsey Post staff are being offered voluntary redundancy as part of a restructuring process.

Lindsay de Sausmarez has been chosen as Guernsey's next Chief Minister.

Deciding who will lead the Policy and Resources Committee is at the top of the agenda for the new States Assembly.

A Guernsey teenager who sent explicit messages to children under 10 has been jailed for nearly three years.

A new website has launched to publish information and updates about the work of Guernsey’s parliament.

A man who calls Guernsey home plans to swim 21 miles from Northern Ireland to Scotland.

The diving platform at the Bathing Pools will reopen following a 'concerted effort from the community, government and the private sector.'

Completing remedial building work on the Critical Care and Post Anaesthetic Units at the PEH is over running by around nine months.

Vibrant street art is being used as a catalyst for the regeneration of St Peter Port's Old Quarter.

A man living in Sark has been jailed for 12 years for multiple sexual offences against children, including travelling to try and meet and abuse them.

Guernsey Police have confirmed the schoolboy who was reported missing since yesterday morning (24 June) has been found.

For the next six months QuitVape will work in schools to reduce the number of 12 to 18 year olds vaping.

The placement of a rescue throw line is being trialled at La Vallette.

Aurigny's testing year of fleet transition has cost the taxpayer millions in lease costs, the States' accounts reveal.

2024 accounts show the States has a £9M shortfall in the money it receives from taxes and charges.

Team Guernsey's flag bearer and water carrier have been chosen for next month's Island Games in Orkney.

For a fifth year, hundreds of islanders have trekked 5km (3 miles) at the break of dawn to support a mental health charity's ongoing work.

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