All public waste and recycling sites will be closed tomorrow 4 October 2025, due to the forecast gale force winds and heavy rain.  

Staff at a St Helier department store are taking on a treadmill marathon in aid of a domestic abuse charity...

Deputy Philip Ozouf is to be sentenced by the Royal Court after pleading guilty to a series of offences under the Immigration Act...

Every week, Express presents a selection of exhibitions, performances, workshops, events and other historic, creative and delicious content to help islanders get their weekly dose of culture. Here’s this week’s offering…

The play area at St Andrew's Park will be closed over the weekend following a "spate of vandalism"...

The father of a young islander who took her own life at the age of 14 has reached Everest Base Camp as part of a fundraising challenge in her memory...

Aurigny has confirmed it has activated its Weatherflex policy for those travelling Saturday, 4th of October, on selected routes that may be disrupted due to the forecast high winds.

The Anglican Church in Jersey has welcomed the appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally as the first woman Archbishop of Canterbury, with the Dean praising her “unique leadership gifts and considerable experience”...

The government has been urged to ring-fence unspent funding for in vitro fertilisation treatment, after it emerged earlier this year that only a tenth of the annual budget had been spent on helping would-be local parents...

‘Wild Wave’ sank on Tuesday and although the owner was rescued with no lasting injuries, and his boat was salvaged, he is unlikely to be back working anytime soon.

The Channel Islands will see their all weather lifeboats replaced with new Shannon-class vessels in the next few years under changes announced by the RNLI.

The only political party to field candidates in this year's Island Wide Election has agreed with the visiting observers that there needs to be a framework drafted for parties participating in the future.

One of the men caught up in the Horizon Post Office Scandal was guest of honour at the IoD Annual Convention - where he and others discussed ways of restoring trust, integrity, and accountability in boardrooms. Lee Castleton OBE said ultimately everyone involved just wants to be treated fairly.

Jersey police are conducting high-visibility patrols to reassure islanders and the local Jewish community in the wake of a terrorist attack at a Manchester synagogue yesterday...

The story of Jill Chubb, her family, and the experiences of deported islanders throughout the Second World War, has gained national recognition with two wins at the British Podcast Awards.

Government proposals to fund an additional 15 free hours per week of childcare for two- to three-year-olds "do not go far enough", backbench politicians have said...

“While St Peter Port is home to the lights, the whole island benefits from the wonderful atmosphere that they bring to the capital, we really want the entire community to feel connected.”

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Renowned in the theatre world, the comedy is said to be "bursting with razor-sharp wit and off-the-wall characters".

Event Organiser Karen Solway said each award recognised excellence in design, innovation, and delivery, with particular focus on projects that contribute positively to Guernsey’s communities, environment, and economy. The awards are not just about projects but recognising people as well. 

With Dr Walker onboard, MSG says it will be providing a service, previously available through Health and Social Care by long-standing consultant Dr Graham Reilly, which will now run alongside the MSG’s range of more than 30 specialist services.

The event at St James on Saturday 11" October, celebrates the 20th anniversary of GU10 and comes at the end of the Flying Christine III's 30" anniversary year. For more community notices click on the story below:

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“To get Wild Wave back on the water and catching lobsters, she will need all new electrics and wiring, new engine, new safety equipment so please if you are in a position to contribute to getting Wild Wave back on the water I would be very grateful if you could make a donation. Every little helps!”

Guernsey Police officers have been conducting door to door investigations after another petrol bomb was thrown into a garden in St Martin's.

Around 50 people attended an open evening at St Ouen’s Parish Hall last night to look at plans to build 12 self-catered unit on an open piece of tarmac where the Milano Bars at L’Etacq once stood...

Westbound buses will in future drive along the Esplanade instead of around the Castle Street roundabout thanks to the installation of a new 'bus gate' at the corner of La Route de la Liberation and Gloucester Street...

Guernsey will host the second Cherry Godfrey Cup - with Victoria Park the place to be on 26 and 27 June 2026.

Four of the top ten spenders were elected, while four of the bottom ten also won a seat in the States...

Strive has failed to communicate to the government how many schools and community groups have benefitted from its free hours since the sports facility opened in 2021, it has emerged...

A price control order came into force yesterday, forcing SEL to drop its charges to a maximum of 52p per unit. Meanwhile, Begbies Traynor has been recommended as an independent valuer in the compulsory purchase of SEL.

10 local students will hear from a Horizon Post Office scandal expert today to hone their skills on responsible corporate governance.

The affordability of childcare in Jersey was rated as "very poor" or "fairly poor" by 95% of parents, according to a £20,000 external report – which urged the government to build a stronger early years workforce to address the shortage of staff across the sector...

“The casualty was cold and exhausted from hauling himself back onto the capsized boat, and devastated at the loss of his boat, which at that point was still sinking lower in the water with each passing minute."

The current funding model for the honorary police is "unlikely to be sustainable in the long term", according to the Attorney General – who said that increased financial support from the government would enhance the effectiveness of the voluntary force...

Alderney Ferry Services has decided not to operate between Alderney and Guernsey this winter due to the weather - after 22 cancellations during September alone - and the end of its States' subsidy.

“This plan reflects the passion and priorities of our parish. It is not just about housing, it’s about our quality of life, our green spaces, and our community identity."

The firm says the 'Hardest to Reach' initiative is a first-of-a-kind blended finance strategy which aims to activate markets for clean and inclusive energy in Sub-Saharan Africa.

A Guernsey Electricity spokesperson clarified that this money will be invested in the infrastructure it manages across the island.

The tortoise, now called Mayside, found its way into lorry collecting blue bag recycling and was "likely dumped on the ground, scooped up by a digger and then went through through several pieces of equipment including a spiked barrel drum, a compactor, a conveyor" before staff spotted him.

Rising demand has prompted the opening of a new food bank in the west of the island...

New laws which would require islanders who own XL Bully dogs and other “dangerous” breeds to register their pet and comply with restrictions will not be debated until next month...

More than 150 years of brewing history in Jersey will come to a close this autumn – with Liberation Brewery announcing plans to shut its St Helier site and move production to the UK amid "dramatically" rising costs... 🍻 READ MORE ⬇️

Jersey's biggest brewery is set to close with operations moved to the UK.

Tribute has been paid to the Bailiff as he presided over the States Assembly for the final time ahead of his retirement later this month...

Average households can expect to pay almost £60 more next year for their water to help fund a £48m investment programme by Jersey Water over the next five years...

Jersey has joined the UK in formally recognising a Palestinian state...

Jersey parkrun marked its 10th birthday at the weekend, with over 400 people completing the five-kilometre course and enjoying some celebratory cake...

Five firefighters were rewarded with some "light-hearted flirting" from an 86-year-old woman who had to be rescued from Le Petit Train yesterday...

Money confiscated from criminals has been used to fund a new training facility for police firearms officers...