Guernsey's finances are looking in good shape with an estimated £36,000,000 surplus for 2025 - but the island's money man is warning of "risks with these numbers".

As work continues to try and find out how Guernsey wasted £42million on IT projects that did not deliver promised upgrades, the States Chief Executive is looking to make changes at senior levels across the civil service.

Previously agreed plans to build foundations for a new Sixth Form Centre at Les Ozouets will be scrapped.

The ODPA is one of 60 co-signatories from jurisdictions around the world who have recognised "the potentially harmful content such systems can create and pledges a commitment to collectively addressing this global risk".

A popular fundraising event, giving women a chance to wear their wedding dresses again, is making a return this Spring.

Jersey's dependency ratio – which measures the number of non-working-age people for every 100 working-age residents – is forecast to reach 94 by 2028 under a net nil migration scenario...

From today, British and Irish citizens who hold dual nationality must be able to prove that they are British or Irish when they enter the UK, Isle or Man or the Channel Islands, by showing their passport...

Second-hand petrol and diesel cars will still be able to be brought into Jersey from 2030 after the Environment Minister rowed back on a proposal included in the government’s ‘Carbon Neutral Roadmap’...

It's now officially against the law for businesses in Jersey to sell single-use vapes – but what are they supposed to do with the left-over e-cigarettes?

The Royal Golden Guernsey Goat Breed Society is inviting anyone who owns, wants to own, or is "simply passionate about helping preserve this special breed" to its AGM on Friday.

"Guernsey, a highly vaccinated island, should release the health outcomes in the interest of transparency. Informed consent and better safety testing are vital."

Joel Armorgie brings a "fresh, creative and dynamic" perspective - not to mention nine years' experience - to St Peter Port-based DLM Architects, the company said.

The purchase will mean Butterfield's expansion with the addition of approximately 50 qualified colleagues in Guernsey, 71 client groups, and $9.0 billion of assets under administration.

A seasonal farm worker who came to the island “dreaming of a brighter future" was forced to beg for food and money from his neighbours just days before he died after attempting to warm himself with a “makeshift” fire in his kitchen, an inquest has heard...

Jersey artists have come together to release a powerful video encouraging States Members to vote against plans to revoke the island’s current trans inclusion guidance in schools...

Guernsey Police have confirmed a man's body has been found at Grandes Rocques.

Jersey's International Development Minister has said islanders "should be proud of the difference we have made to the lives of thousands of people" through supporting humanitarian aid in Ukraine – as today marks four years since the Russian invasion...

Two islanders had their cars taken for a joy ride over the weekend after the vehicles were left unlocked with the keys inside...

The site of the former La Folie Inn currently appears destined to house a hotel – but some islanders have proposed the implementation of a "community-led development" with a focus on local commerce, art, food and events instead...

After a challenging start to the year for air travel, Economic Development says it is prioritising work on improving the reliability, connectivity, and affordability of airlines serving Guernsey while STSB says keeping Aurigny in public ownership remains justified.

A review of the parish system and its relationship with the government has backed the identity, uniqueness and importance of the island’s 12 parishes – but has also proposed reform, including calling for a fresh look of the Rates Law and making the Constable's Committee a legal entity...

Jersey’s Angela Harvey-Jones has proven that when it comes to cold-water courage, she’s made of seriously strong stuff. The Island swimmer travelled to the European Open Ice Swimming Championships in Molveno, Italy and came home with a gold and a bronze medal tucked into her suitcase.

Business leaders in Guernsey have warned Deputies that it is "too early" to take a Goods and Sales Tax off the table.

Allez Ski has thanked Loganair for its "proactive" and "efficient" help that meant stranded skiers were able to get home to Guernsey after fog caused chaos for travellers over the weekend.

The concluding phase of an inquest into the death of a seasonal farm worker following a fire in his prefabricated accommodation opened today...

A "very distressed" seal, found with netting tightly wound around its neck, needs a name. The GSPCA said he was in a "truly terrible state when we reached him".

Islanders often take pride in Jersey's low crime rate – but one offence is on the rise: bike theft. New data shows that the number of bicycle thefts in the island increased by just over 60% between 2024 and 2025...

Offshore Commercial has rebranded into Offshore Group, launching a unified group structure to reflect the company’s growth across Guernsey, Jersey, the UK, and Mauritius.

In Guernsey, Walkers secured a significant uplift with Dispute Resolution moving up to Band 1, while Corporate & Finance (including Investment Funds) consolidated its Band 2 position following last year’s progression. The firm’s Trusts practice also maintained its Band 2 ranking.

Islanders are invited to sport their best animal-themed costumes next month as part of a 5km run to raise "vital funds" for Jersey's oldest and largest animal shelter...

Jersey is facing a disturbing surge in online behaviour ranging from AI-generated deepfakes targeting teachers to thrill-seeking trespassers flaunting their exploits and accounts glorifying shoplifting – with police now monitoring multiple strands of harmful content circulating on TikTok...

DFDS commenced its Jersey sailings at the end of March last year, three months after signing a 20-year contract to operate the island’s ferry services to the UK and France. But how did the Danish shipping firm's Jersey operations perform in 2025?

A medical student has been charged with illegally accessing the personal data of 46 people while she worked at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital.

A British film which held its premiere screening in Jersey scooped three major honours at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards last night – including best leading actor and best casting...

Islanders are being encouraged to wear pink and blue this Friday to mark National Eating Disorders Awareness Week...

Former Sark resident Benjamin Solowan and Guernsey man James Pearson-Jump are due to appear in court separately .

"Our main focus initially is accessibility and getting from the lower car park, staying within the confines of the Little Chapel grounds, and accessing both doors, the lower and upper doors of the Little Chapel itself.”

Ashley Robbins brings nearly 20 years industry experience, starting as a mechanic and electrician, before moving into operations.

Artists, musicians, filmmakers, and other creatives have until the start of next month to get their applications in for the island's next round of arts funding.

The first fund has been launched under a new Guernsey scheme designed to promote environmental sustainability.

‘Health worker’ charged with ‘data offences’ A health worker has been arrested and charged in connection with a series of data protection crimes. Express understands the individual was working at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital at the time the alleged offences were committed. A spokesperson for…

Guess who’s back? Former Chief Minister hopes to return… as Constable Former Chief Minister John Le Fondré has announced that he hopes to make a political return – as Constable of St Lawrence. The Jersey-born and raised former Senator – who lost his seat in 2022's election when he stood as a…

"It is great to see our team come together through various activities to raise funds for such a worthy cause," said Laura Cornelius, Head of Human Resources at TISE.

The provision of safe and secure housing for people who might not otherwise be able to afford it is fundamental to the civic health of any country or jurisdiction.

Arts Sunday will also feature an arts market with a mix of over 100 stalls, as well as "performance stages, workshops and the chance to meet new creative organisations".

164 were received by States departments and other island authorities last year - compared to just 15 in 2016.

Sublime Tribe leads Lions to victory ASA Tribe produced a match-winning unbeaten half century as the England Lions beat the Pakistan Shaheens by 4 wickets. Competing in the first unofficial T20I in Abu Dhabi, Tribe scored his maiden Lions white ball fifty, scoring 64* from 48 balls, including six…

Having had to temporarily pause shipments while logistical problems were resolved, the campaign is now back on track with Ferryspeed agreeing to transport the knitwear from Guernsey to Ukraine Relief in Bournemouth. The hats will then be taken to Ukraine with other aid items.

Jersey’s politicians are being accused of “stacking up financial, societal, and economic problems for future generations” as a backbencher calls for a new law forcing ministers to think beyond the next election cycle.

A recent application to vary the previously approved plans for the Quayside site has been rejected, after planning officers decided that the intended location of a number of condensers would cause a noise problem for nearby residents.