RIP Rick Davies, founder of Supertramp. Keep tickling the ivories up above, mate. youtu.be/LAuSRnTXZeg?...

No queues at Les Maingys polling station this morning, if you want to beat tomorrow’s rush. All eligible voters can vote today - here, at Styx and at Beau Sejour, until 8pm.

Guernsey Arts has sent the following Manifesto out to all Guernsey 2025 election candidates - please give it a read!

The legacy of the Island Games Cultural Programme lives on ✨ Thank you so much for this coverage - there's still time to submit work for Orkney 2025!

Superb promotion of Guernsey’s offering when it comes to WW2 history, by tour guide Amanda Johns - importantly pointing out that we have other things to offer as well! 👏👏

Out today: 𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐨𝐦 𝟖𝟎 🗞️ We’ve got a special 24-page souvenir supplement inside Thursday’s Press, as we bring together 12 extraordinary tales from our Freedom 80 series. Essential reading ahead of tomorrow’s celebrations 🇬🇬

Eighty days out from Liberation Day, we at the Guernsey Press began our Freedom 80 series, looking back to 1945 and ahead to this year’s celebrations. In tomorrow’s edition (8 May), we publish a special 24-page souvenir supplement containing 12 extraordinary tales from that series.

a column on jordan henderson, and the double standards of English football’s leadership discourse www.theguardian.com/football/202...

An irreplaceable musician. RIP Bill.

An absolute pleasure to speak to Nick for his excellent Islands At War podcast, from which I’ve been learning much of late.

Read all about it in today's @guernseypress.com

Thank you for the write up in the Guernsey Press today about the podcast. One small error is that my book will be published by @barnthorn and not by @blueormer.

Simon De La Rue and Shaun Shackleton preview this weekend’s Photo-Symphony, which will see the Guernsey Photography Festival and Guernsey Symphony Orchestra come together at St James for a second time 🎞️🎼

Plenty in today’s edition about the Red Cross ship the SS Vega, which arrived in St Peter Port 80 years ago today and saved countless islanders from starvation. Four pages today and lots more to come in the next few days.

It's time to sign up to vote next year! ➡️ If you have registered before, you need to REGISTER AGAIN. 2️⃣ If you've been living in Guernsey for the last TWO YEARS you can sign up, whatever your nationality. ℹ️ You can sign up if you are 15. But can't vote until 16. Register here: election2025.gg