Donkeys set to race at Saumarez Park today
The donkeys destined for the Lions Club Donkey Derby at Saumarez Park today were warming up yesterday with two newbies in their ranks.
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The donkeys destined for the Lions Club Donkey Derby at Saumarez Park today were warming up yesterday with two newbies in their ranks.
A woman who was secretly filmed in her own home by a man she had known since childhood, has been angered to discover this week that he had beenโฆ
Prison governor John De Carteret officially retired from his post yesterday as prison officers confirmed that they were returning to full dutiesโฆ
Castle Bridge will close early next month to allow for a ยฃ6.2m. reconstruction.
Andrew Van Buren was born into show business.
Not all of the students picking up their results at The Guernsey Institute yesterday were teenagers, with several having taken GCSEs in Englishโฆ
Blanchelande College is celebrating one of its strongest sets of GCSE results in recent years, with almost half of all grades awarded at levelsโฆ
Applications to become the islandโs next Deputy Bailiff close tomorrow.
A man sentenced to eight years in prison for voyeurism offences, filming local women inside and outside their homes, has been given leave to appโฆ
The man who has run Meet the Pilots for the past 20 years is stepping down, the Air Display Foundation has announced.
From seaweed surveys to helping to organise events, the Nature Commissionโs two interns have had a busy summer.
The Lt-Governor has expressed his delight at how keen people in Biberach are to strengthen connections with Guernsey.
Guernsey has taken a step towards making it easier for the islandโs insurers and reinsurers to do business in the United States.
Preparations for this yearโs West Show are going well, according to president and show manager Andre Mayor.
La Societe Guernesiaise received hands-on help from young islanders to complete a summer crab survey at Portelet harbour.
A rigid inflatable boat drifting west of Guernsey was recovered and towed into St Peter Port on Sunday afternoon.
The States is to review the financial support it offers to young islanders heading to university.
A 21-year-old student from Guernsey is exploring how future sea level rise might affect islanders, particularly those based in the northern pariโฆ