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Guernsey St Peter Port harbour area showing boats moored on a sunny day

Floods threaten development - public meeting hears

Concerns were raised the risk of flooding was stalling the development of much-needed housing.

Looking over St Peter Port harbour there are small motor and sail boats and a Condor Ferry moored to the harbour wall in the distance.

Public welcome to hearing on harbour development

Islanders are invited to a hearing about development in the St Peter Port and St Sampson harbours.

The bottom of a decorated Christmas tree on Market Street in St Peter Port, Guernsey. There is gold tinsel wrapped around with red and white baubles. There is a gold star at the top and buildings in the background

Special access to see festive lights in Guernsey

Pensioners and those with limited mobility have special access to Christmas lights in December.

The top of a decorated Christmas tree on Market Street in St Peter Port, Guernsey. There is gold tinsel wrapped around with red and white baubles. There is a gold star at the top and buildings in the background

Parking changes for late-night shoppers

Parking limits in St Peter Port change for late-night shopping and workers in the Christmas run-up.

A group of about 30 people outside beside a sign saying "Remembrance for road traffic victims"

Minute's silence commemorates road traffic victims

Islanders gathered to remember victims of road traffic incidents as part of a road safety week.

Twelve pupils from the Ladies' College in two rows on a stage - the front row of seven are sat and back row of five are standing - in front of a TEDx symbol.

School hosts TEDx talks to explore ideas

Ladies' College secures a youth licence from the media group to host a series of talks.

A crowd of people gather outside the St James hall in Guernsey during an evening event with bunting and lights decorating the area in front of the building.

Fears venue could close due to funding issues

Deputy is seeking a budget amendment to get the site an extra £151,000.

Bomb disposal expert Ben Remfrey wearing sunglasses, a grey polo shirt, brown trousers and brown shoes while kneeling next to a large unexploded grey-coloured bomb in a sandy area.

Expert calls for urgency over WW2 bomb inaction

Ben Remfrey says the States of Guernsey should do an intrusive survey on housing development land.

Engineers wearing safety helmets and high-vis jackets are stood on scaffolding looking at a bridge leading up Castle Cornet in Guernsey.

Bridge survey work taking place before rebuild

Guernsey Ports says the work is expected to take five days to complete.