Guernsey’s treasury minister has revealed he and his wife are subjects of an investigation following a complaint alleging harassment.

Serving deputy Jonathan Le Tocq pleaded guilty in Guernsey’s Royal Court this afternoon, 4 December, to all 15 charges against him.

Guernsey Post says that islanders’ appetite for online shopping is increasing.

The Duchess of Edinburgh will be in the island to mark the 80th anniversary of Homecoming.

Both Aurigny and Loganair want to fly the Guernsey to Jersey and Guernsey to Southampton routes.

Guernsey’s market share of ferry passengers from the UK to the Channel Islands has exceeded 50% for the first time.

Staff brought in from the UK to cover absence will work accompanied by a local, experienced clinician.

It will be easier for islanders to identify venues with ‘Safe Place’ training with staff there to help if a night out goes wrong.

Guernsey homeowners are being encouraged to take part in a new scheme aimed at reducing homelessness.

A species of fungi classed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List has been recorded on Alderney for the first time.

Dr Melissa McCullough, the joint Standards Commissioner for Jersey and Guernsey, has resigned after deputy Gavin St Pier easily won a vote into his conduct.

Guernsey’s Vice-President for Policy & Resources has comfortably avoided suspension after twice the number of deputies voted against the Commissioner for Standards’ recommendation.

Boley Smillie says – after £42M was ‘wasted’ in States IT project ‘failures’ – he will investigate what happened to restore public trust.

Deputy Gavin St Pier has launched a scathing attack on poor management and decision-making around government initiatives that cost £42M.

Organisers say the Cavalcade and St Peter Port activities will continue but individual parish celebrations may not happen.

Home Affairs says legislation needs to be capable of dealing with new offences where AI is used to fake images.

Experts have confirmed non-native Obama flatworms have been found in two locations across Alderney.

17 Guernsey families say they initially approached The Guardian newspaper over safeguarding concerns, and not Deputy St Pier.

After a record year of charitable funding, Lloyds Bank Foundation will now give money to local causes to use how they see fit.

A campaign is asking local organisations to listen and learn to make their workplaces and facilities more inclusive.