Fences and non-native species blamed for 52% decline in Guernsey's hedgerows
The Nature Commission's State of Nature Report 2024 found that the island's native hedgerows have declined by 52% since 1999, ...
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Day in the life: Business and beaches in Guernsey
Diane de Garis /(pictured left)/, director of DNA, has found the perfect balance between a busy career and enjoying island ...
Future Guernsey 'movement' launches its policies
The launch of the group's policies garnered mixed reactions from islanders. Sophie Noakes was at the launch and said: "These ...
Age discrimination law proposed for Guernsey
Rules are being proposed to protect people from harassment, victimisation and discrimination because of their age, the States ...
Guernsey charities set out election priorities
Charities in Guernsey are asking the island's government for more support and closer collaboration. The Association of ...
Police warn public about unlicensed taxi dangers
The warning comes after The Royal Court found that unlicensed taxi driver William Edward King, 44, had imprisoned and ...
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Guernsey's birth rate falls: What do people think?
Guernsey's falling birth rate could lead to economic decline unless the States acts to reverse the trend, according to local leading figures. Islanders face needing to earn more and work longer ...