A judge warned yesterday that penalties for drink-driving would be going up in an effort to avoid the ‘otherwise inevitable path to a fatality on the roads’.

Research seeking islanders’ views of the GST-plus proposals approved by the States more than a year ago and the funding of ...

A Royal visitor made the 80th anniversary of Alderney’s post-war Homecoming particularly special yesterday as Sophie, Duchess ...

Enforcement notices have been issued by the Development & Planning Authority to the man who was until recently its ...

Health Connections has found a new multi-storey home in the centre of town, which organisers plan to turn into a community ...

The Guernsey Press has been recognised nationally for its coverage of the 2025 general election.

A development of 85 homes around the Mallard site was given the green light by the Development & Planning Authority at its ...

Health & Social Care president Deputy George Oswald joins Matt Fallaize to talk about the challenges facing his committee, ...

One of David Robilliard’s poems was read as a blue plaque to the artist and poet was unveiled on Saturday. The 19th blue plaque was unveiled by Bailiff Sir Richard McMahon at Clifton Steps on Market ...

The chances are growing of better-off homeowners being required to pay higher costs if they need to move into residential or ...

The States cannot rule out taxpayers having to pay towards extensive remedial works currently being carried out on the new ...

Health president George Oswald fears that misuse of cannabis has become one of the biggest problems facing the island’s medical services.