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Guernsey Found Overwhelmed by Severe Weather Conditions On Wednesday, January 29, 2025, the Channel Island of Guernsey experienced a meteorological challenge that tested its infrastructure and community resilience. Heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding, disrupting daily life and prompting immediate response from local authorities. The Guernsey Met Office reported an extraordinary 29.7mm of rainfall by mid-afternoon, … Read more

Emergency Repairs Secure Sark’s La Coupée Walkway Before Storm Éowyn Strikes In a testament to swift and collaborative action, specialist teams have completed critical emergency repairs on La Coupée, Sark’s iconic walkway, just ahead of the approaching Storm Éowyn. The repair work, addressing significant damage from a January 16 rockfall, ensures the safety of this … Read more

Guernsey’s Bold Move: Addressing the Housing Crisis with a Focused Committee In a significant step towards resolving the island’s long-standing housing challenges, the States of Guernsey has established a dedicated Housing Committee with expanded powers. This strategic decision, approved on January 23rd, 2025, aims to consolidate and streamline housing-related responsibilities that were previously scattered across … Read more

“`html Guernsey’s Wine Ambition: A Leap into Viticulture In a bold venture that could redefine Guernsey’s agricultural landscape, local sommelier Jacob Cherry is pioneering the island’s first commercial vineyard, with plans to produce wines by 2029. A Vision Takes Root Cherry’s proposal to establish a winery in Torteval represents more than a personal passion—it’s a … Read more

Guernsey’s Vineyard Vision: A Promising Leap into Wine Production In a bold move that could redefine the island’s agricultural landscape, Guernsey is poised to enter the wine production market by 2029, with local sommelier Jacob Cherry spearheading an ambitious vineyard project that promises economic and cultural transformation. Revolutionizing Land Use in Guernsey The proposed vineyard … Read more

Parking Chaos at Beau Sejour: A Festival Fiasco Exposes Infrastructure Challenges The recent Festival of Dance at Beau Sejour Leisure Centre has brought to light significant parking and infrastructure challenges that demand immediate attention from local authorities. The six-day event revealed critical shortcomings in the facility’s ability to manage large-scale gatherings, leaving both organizers and … Read more

Unusual Repair Situations Spark Conversation Among Enthusiasts Car Enthusiasts Share Experiences on Repair Troubles In a world where car repairs are often routine, sometimes the most unlikely and inconvenient situations can take enthusiasts by surprise. Recently, a PistonHeads Discussion Forum has seen a surge in activity as participants share odd and surprising vehicular repair stories. … Read more

Road Safety Takes Center Stage: Guernsey Police Launch Targeted Campaign In response to a troubling rise in traffic incidents, Guernsey Police have initiated a comprehensive road safety campaign aimed at reducing accidents and protecting island residents during the challenging winter months. The campaign comes on the heels of a concerning start to 2025, with five … Read more

Local Resident Sheila Maunder Passes Away at 94 Guernsey, January 25, 2025 – Sheila Maunder (née McKirgan), a long-time resident of Guernsey, passed away on January 23, 2025, at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital in her 94th year. The news of her passing was announced through a death notice in the Guernsey Press, with the family … Read more

Commemorative Gold Coin Marks Queen’s Sapphire Jubilee: A Numismatic Tribute In the world of commemorative coinage, the 2017 Bailiwick of Guernsey Sapphire Jubilee five-pound gold proof coin stands as a testament to Queen Elizabeth II’s remarkable 65-year reign, offering both historical significance and numismatic artistry. Historical Context The coin celebrates a milestone rarely achieved in … Read more