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Guernsey’s Sixth Form Centre: A £50 Million Dilemma of Educational Necessity and Financial Strain Escalating Costs Spark Controversy In a significant development for Guernsey’s education landscape, the proposed sixth form centre at Les Ozouets has seen its projected cost dramatically escalate to £50 million, double the original estimate and sparking intense debate about educational investment … Read more

Education Office Relocation Sparks Debate in Guernsey’s Ongoing School Reforms Guernsey’s education landscape is undergoing significant transformation as the Education Office prepares to relocate approximately 130 staff members to the Les Varendes sixth form centre, a move that has generated considerable discussion about resource management and educational strategy. The relocation, scheduled for later this year, … Read more

Blanchelande College Expands Sixth Form: A Strategic Move in Guernsey’s Education Landscape Guernsey’s educational sector is witnessing a significant development as Blanchelande College announces plans to expand its Sixth Form, signaling a robust response to the island’s growing demand for post-16 education. The expansion comes at a critical time for Guernsey’s educational ecosystem. With 80% … Read more

Guernsey Students Weave History and Innovation into Liberation-Themed Dog Bandanas In a remarkable display of entrepreneurial spirit, five Year 12 students from Elizabeth College have transformed a school project into a meaningful commemoration of Guernsey’s Liberation, creating a unique product that celebrates local heritage while meeting contemporary market demands. The student-led venture, part of the … Read more

Delancey Park Play Area to Be Fenced: Safety Measures Spark Community Debate In a move that has both supporters and critics, St Sampson’s Douzaine has announced plans to permanently fence the children’s play area at Delancey Park, a decision that promises enhanced safety but also raises questions about accessibility and park design. The proposed fencing, … Read more

Runway Repairs: A Crucial Lifeline for Alderney’s Future In a landmark decision, the States of Guernsey has approved critical repairs for Alderney Airport’s runway, addressing years of infrastructure uncertainty and potential connectivity challenges. This move represents more than just a technical upgrade; it’s a strategic investment in the island’s economic and social sustainability. The project’s … Read more

Guernsey Prepares for Groundbreaking Drone Show on Liberation Day 2025 In a bold fusion of technology and remembrance, Guernsey is set to host its first public drone show commemorating the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day, promising a unique tribute to the island’s wartime history. The upcoming event, scheduled for May 9, 2025, will feature an … Read more

Dog Incident at Ladies Bay Raises Community Safety Concerns On Wednesday, April 9, 2025, an undisclosed incident involving a white English Bull Terrier near the Ladies Bay playground has prompted an active police investigation, highlighting ongoing discussions about public safety and responsible pet ownership. The Guernsey Police are seeking witness testimony to understand the full … Read more

Guernsey Prepares for Historic Liberation Day Celebration with Groundbreaking Drone Light Show Guernsey is set to commemorate its 80th Liberation Day with an innovative drone light show that promises to redefine how historical events are remembered and celebrated. On May 9, at 9:00 PM, 150 drones will transform the skies above St. Peter Port into … Read more

Fermain Café: A Community Icon at a Crossroads In the heart of Guernsey, the Fermain Café stands as more than just a dining establishment—it is a testament to local heritage, community resilience, and the delicate balance between public asset management and community sentiment. The café’s current situation reveals a complex narrative of legal, economic, and … Read more