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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
Festival of Adult Learning Concludes: A Celebration of Lifelong Education in Guernsey Guernsey’s 2025 Festival of Adult Learning wrapped up today, marking a successful week-long event that demonstrated the transformative potential of continuous education across generations. The festival, a collaborative effort between The Guernsey Institute (TGI) and Sovereign Guernsey, offered islanders an opportunity to explore … Read more
Stagecoach Takes the Wheel: Guernsey’s Public Transport Enters New Era In a strategic shift for Guernsey’s public transportation, Stagecoach South West has assumed management of the island’s bus services, marking a significant transition in local transit infrastructure. The April 1st, 2025 handover represents more than just an operational change—it signals potential improvements in service quality … Read more
Local Prisoner Pedals Hope: A Cycling Challenge for Parkinson’s Support In an extraordinary display of determination and community spirit, a prisoner at the Guernsey prison has completed a remarkable cycling challenge, cycling 1,407 kilometers on an exercise bike to support Parkinson’s Guernsey – Official Website. Anthony Jenkins, the inmate behind this inspiring endeavor, committed to … Read more
Guernsey Prepares for Momentous 80th Liberation Day Commemoration As the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day approaches, Guernsey is set to honor its remarkable wartime history with a series of comprehensive and poignant commemorations on May 9, 2025. The events promise to bridge generational gaps, connecting younger islanders with the profound experiences of those who lived … Read more
Fermain Café Reopens Amid Ongoing Lease Dispute: Community Caught Between Tradition and Change In a testament to resilience, the Fermain Café has reopened its doors, offering a beacon of continuity amid a complex legal battle that threatens its long-standing management. Belmiro and Manuela de Freitas, who have been the café’s stewards for over two decades, … Read more
Guernsey Prepares for Landmark 80th Liberation Day Celebration On May 9, 2025, Guernsey will commemorate the 80th anniversary of its liberation from German occupation during World War II, with an ambitious program of events that aims to honor historical memory while celebrating community spirit. The island-wide commemoration will feature a multifaceted approach to remembrance, blending … Read more
Mail Delivery Transformation: Guernsey Adapts to Sea-Based Postal Service In a significant shift for Guernsey’s postal infrastructure, residents and businesses are preparing for a new era of mail delivery, with incoming post transitioning from air to sea transport. Effective April 7, 2025, this change reflects broader economic and logistical considerations affecting the island’s communication networks. … Read more