Homeowners living in affected areas have been sent information about proposed changes to road networks in the north of the island.

Two locally trained teenage lifeguards were in the right place, at the right time, as they went to the aid of a drowning man on a beach in South Africa and saved his life.

Alan Burgess released a message after announcing that his husband, the broadcaster and journalist Gary Burgess, had died at Jersey Hospice on New Year's Day.

Before he died on New Year's Day, broadcaster and journalist Gary Burgess wrote a message which he asked to be released following his death.

One of Guernsey's doctors has written a letter in support of another doctor who believes the covid-19 vaccines may have contributed to a fatal heart condition suffered by his father, and others.

Bailiwick Express has confirmed that Matt Fallaize is to take over as its News Editor in Guernsey from next month.

Broadcaster and journalist Gary Burgess died on New Year's Day.

Calls to restrict or remove parliamentary privilege within the States of Guernsey should worry all of us, and not just those with an interest in the current row over paediatrics and the MSG.

I've never been one for asking loaded questions, I prefer straightforward honesty in every aspect of my life, but when I asked Deputy Heidi Soulsby if any allowances would be made for relatives of

Sir Terry Wogan was well known in the radio industry for doing very little show prep. He just turned up and broadcast his radio magic. Gary Burgess was like that.

The former HSC President, the Matron of St John's Residential Home and the Chief Operating Officer of St John Ambulance Guernsey will receive Royal Honours for their work during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Given the UK's deteriorating position caused by the more transmissible Delta variant of Covid-19, the risks of proceeding with no testing or isolation requirements for some travellers from 1 July are

Guernsey will host a world-leading Renoir exhibition in 2023, providing the island with a unique opportunity, says entrepreneur and art collector David Ummels.

One of Guernsey's most experienced medics has said he thinks it is better "psychologically" to live away from your place of work.

Reducing our reliance on imported food would improve Guernsey's carbon footprint and potentially grow our economy at the same, a recently-formed group of 'Green Guerns' have suggested in what they see

A fund-raising appeal for four-year-old Romy McGahy - who has been diagnosed with stage four cancer just weeks after starting primary school - has raised more than £33,000 from nearly 1,000 donations

Herm Island’s management and Travel Trident have entered a new five-year partnership to deliver ferry services to the island, with the two newest boats to stop operating from tomorrow.

It's seeming increasingly likely that a new Robert Galbraith novel is to be set in Sark with Cormoran Strike possibly visiting the island while investigating a crime.

Much of Paul Chambers’ distinctive photography is about his striking use of light and shade – which is also a fitting metaphor for a 50-year journey of diverse accomplishments and dark intervals.

The Guernsey flag is flying over the Ministry of Justice headquarters in London today, to mark the 75th anniversary of the island's liberation from occupying forces during the Second World War - with

Keep your eyes open for a newly decorated ambulance, which has been adorned with a rainbow to share a message of love during the lockdown.

Today, Britain in Bloom judges from the Royal Horticultural Society will be arriving in Sark to judge the island's entry into the Coastal Category of the national competition.

The Masonic Charitable Fund has donated £5,000 to St John Ambulance Guernsey's covid-19 appeal.

Allister Carey - who runs the Eleanor Foundation - has been awarded the MBE in the New Year's Honours List.

Did you vote for 'Deputy Neil Rinder'? He has risen to political fame using Twitter to engage with the #chog - and today in an exclusive for Express he shares his wider opinions on next week's Tax

Twenty years ago a baby was born five-weeks early, on what would later by co-incidence be named World Prematurity Day, with her parents devoting the next two decades of their lives to helping other

The Chair of Guernsey's Youth Forum has been at the Youth Parliament sitting in the UK's House of Commons where she was able to speak about equality matters facing young people living here.

The decision to build the Alderney breakwater is yet again proving to have been a very good one, as the island has received some protection today, but there's still been some damage caused elsewhere

Deputy Peter Ferbrache, Chairman of the Civil Contingencies Authority, is today writing an open letter to the Bailiwick. You can read it in full below.

A one-minute silence was held before local football matches and a number of sporting fixtures were cancelled, following the sudden death of former island footballer and talented snooker player Scott

Jessica Roland has been sworn in today as Guernsey's new Deputy Bailiff, making history as the first ever woman to take up the position.

Richard Evans has been close to many of the island’s greatest challenges and most dramatic events of recent years: Fallagate, waste disposal, secondary education, covid.

Estate agents have been called in to help sell off more than 100 properties owned by the Barclay family on Sark – ranging from homes to hotels, restaurants and pubs – in what could be a transformative

Now is not the time to introduce GST, deputies proposing a “fairer alternative” to the Tax Review have argued.

The Managing Director of the Farmhouse Hotel decided not to report an employee to the Guernsey Border Agency for what he himself described as “an extremely serious” breach of isolation rules, after

Why do we have laws? Utilising several legal resources and nearly a decade of court reporting I’ve boiled it down to this: We have laws to protect the citizens of a society from abuses committed

It’s hard to face up to the possibility that you might be thinking and talking waffle.

Vale Recreation Football Club has been given a grant from a group of national footballing bodies to upgrade the pitch and maintenance equipment at the Corbet Field.

Deputy Heidi Soulsby has revealed that she wrestled with thoughts of leaving the Policy & Resources Committee for most of this year before a culture of "tribalism and inexperience" forced her to

JK Rowling has sparked a mystery worthy of inclusion in any one of her best selling novels by using a picture of Sark's La Coupee as the header image on her X (Twitter) account.

The Ladies College has been given a special award recognising students work on reducing the school's carbon footprint.

A group of teenage boys are among those who have praised new artwork adorning the walls of Richmond Kiosk, after Tiffany Matthews and her mum spent three days painting it this week.

A French astronaut with a penchant for photography has created a detailed digital collage of the Channel Islands from 400km above.

Campaigners for equality are celebrating this weekend after the States approved the island's first comprehensive anti-discrimination law.

An initiative raising awareness of women's safety has been introduced to the island’s PSHE curriculum for Year 11 students.

Deputies Carl Meerveld and Liam McKenna have failed in their attempt to delay the modernisation of Guernsey's Abortion Law.

The film adaptation of Toilers of the Sea will be filmed at Castle Cornet, Moulin Huet and St. Saviour's Church.

Granite Le Pelley Guernsey is now independently owned after a management-buy-out was completed on Bank Holiday Monday.

Former Deputy Barry Paint has passed away at the age of 74 and one of his closest colleagues has said “it’s truly a sad day”.

Guernsey's household recycling uptake is among the best in Europe as a result of the introduction of the pay-as-you-throw waste system.

It would be a sporting success and likely provide an economic boost if the British & Irish Lions were to set up camp here this summer. However, there are difficult questions that need to be answered

Tim the tortoise has found her way back home after disappearing for nearly a week. She was found in her own garden, exhausted, on Wednesday afternoon.

Guernsey's President of Environment & Infrastructure has announced he and his committee have decided to propose a ban on single use plastic bags.

Nick Le Huray shares his research into the occupation during Christmas:

The former coxswain of the St. Peter Port Lifeboat has shared his memories of when he and his crew were called to help the listing Bonita - four decades ago this weekend.

The new cafe at Grow - run by chef James Ferguson who is training the crew members - has opened to the public with a busy first day.

Supporters are rallying round Mike and Delphine Pesrin-Auder, the owners of Octopus, after their restaurant was devastated by fire.

Guernsey people could be holidaying in Herm, Sark or Alderney before the full border restrictions are lifted, if the covid-19 situation remains stable.

Dozens of specially selected children will receive a brand-new bicycle this Christmas as part of the ongoing tradition started by the Sarah Groves Foundation.

Guernsey's Director of Public Health has quashed speculation that she is leaving the island.

Guernsey Mind has been nominated in two categories of the Mind Network Excellence Awards 2019.

Express’ Kit Hannah chalked up his 5000th mile on an electric bike this week, which he has used as his main mode of transportation over the last three years.

The Policy & Resources Committee's final plan to raise taxes by tens of millions of pounds a year - including through a new 5% goods and services tax - was "the final straw" which led to Deputy Heidi

Deputy Chris Le Tissier has finally admitted to posting tweets that made people "upset" under a pseudonym - but has rejected suggestions that his behaviour amounted to "trolling", as he claimed that

With an expected sell out show coming up at the Guernsey Literary Festival this year, Matt Haig has sat down with Express, to talk about his long running best seller, Reasons to Stay Alive, which

Guernsey sees no reason to leave the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR), according to the island’s External Relations lead for Policy and Resources.

Locate Guernsey has seen a surge in interest from Hong Kong, South Africa and expats living around the world in a year that has seen potential relocators explore ways of securing a better quality of

Those lucky enough to be up late last night or very early this morning were treated to a stunning light display across our skies.

Lara Calleja won silver in the Sport Trap shooting to claim her home island's first medal at its first Island Games.

The Civil Contingencies Authority has decided to tighten up Guernsey’s border restrictions even further, with the announcement that on arrival and day 13 negative tests will be needed to secure