For now, we wanted to give you an early warning to help you plan your week, and to ask that you keep an eye out for the latest advice.

Emergency Services and colleagues in the States of Guernsey are monitoring the situation and will be issuing updates, warnings, and advice when further information is avaliable.

'Storm Goretti' could lead to a red wind warning being issued, with the possibility for severe gale force winds, however it is still too early to be sure of how strong it will be.

The Jersey Met Office has forecast some very strong winds and heavy rain in the Bailiwick overnight on Thursday, into the early hours of Friday.

Enquiries are now underway, and detectives would like to speak to anyone who may have any information about what may have happened. Call the Criminal Investigation Department on 01481 222 222.

Detectives are currently working on the basis this was a 53-year-old man. A crime scene cordon is now in place and specialist officers are carrying out examination of the property.

Guernsey Police is investigating an unexplained death. Officers carried out a welfare check early this afternoon (10th December) at Flat 17, Tudor Apartments, Mill Street and found a deceased man inside of the property.

Road safety is everyone’s responsibility, and Road Policing and Response Officers will continue to carry out patrols including targeted responses to incidents and public concerns.

In response, over the past few nights we have deployed a police motorcyclist to the area to carry out speed checks and patrols, as part of ensuring our roads remain safe. As a result, four more drivers have been reported for speeding in the same area.

Last weekend, 6th September, a man was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving after his car was found on its roof on Route des Laurens, Torteval.

The Head of Law Enforcement, Damian Kitchen, is publishing his first Guernsey Police Service Delivery Plan today. For more: https://t.co/bu3IlkNLxd

2/2 “We would remind the community that this investigation is ongoing and no one has been charged with any offence at this stage. We will not provide further commentary while the investigation continues.”

1/2 Please see below a statement from Guernsey Police: “On Monday morning, officers arrested a 61-year-old man on suspicion of telecommunications offences. Enquiries are now ongoing.

It will provide an opportunity for attendees to be introduced to our Chief Officer, Damian Kitchen, and to hear about his goals as the Head of Law Enforcement. This presentation will be followed with the presentation on the survey. For more:

Guernsey Police will be hosting a Community Advisory meeting on Friday 4th April 2025, in the Harry Bound Room at Les Cotils to present the results of its recent community survey and a draft of the service’s priorities for the next three years. The meeting will begin at 6.30pm.

We know that the worst areas at the moment are: Les Baisseres Pont Vaillant Route de la Ramee Talbot Valley The roads around St Andrews Church If your journey isn’t urgent or necessary, considering whether you need to head out on the roads at the moment.

We’d also ask people to not drive into flood water to chance getting through, as at the moment a number of areas are impassable with very deep water, and we’re aware that there are a number of cars that have already become stuck in standing flood water.

We’d ask people not to call in for matters relating to this unless it is an emergency, so that we can continue to coordinate work to clear blockages and flooding and only deal with urgent or emergency calls.

but both Guernsey Water and JESCC are being inundated with calls from members of the public.

Services across the public sector – Guernsey Water, Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service, States Works, Traffic & Highway Services and Police – are responding to these various areas and prioritising the most urgent matters to see what can be quickly cleared,