Guernsey News from Island FM

Bournemouth midfielder Guernsey's Alex Scott has been named in Thomas Tuchel's first England squad since the World Cup.

E-bikes are being abused by youngsters riding 'three up' on machines designed for an adult and small child.

A major effort continues to trace the source of Legionella bacteria and then stop it happening again.

The long term solution is the installation of filters to stop Legionella bacteria getting into the water system.

A call for video monitoring of babies in neonatal cots and incubators will be considered by both Jersey and Guernsey's health authorities.

Guernsey's tax backlog is worse than thought and will take two years to clear, an update on the troubled Revenue Services has revealed.

People who use smart glasses are being urged to act responsibly and consider the impact on other people's privacy.

Guernsey's States will be asked to approve a new hub for Children's Services, costing up to £22 million.

Jersey and Guernsey Electricity have signed a new four year deal with French energy supplier EDF.

Five separate Asian hornet nests have been traced and eliminated in the space of one week.

Two Guernsey private school are being offered a gift that could save taxpayers £2.2m a year.

Beau Sejour has been closed after legionella bacteria was detected in the water system.

Every household will get a scratchcard which will reveal whether their alcohol consumption is at the recommended safe level.

St Martin's parish constables say repairs to the rectory building would be a financial burden on ratepayers.

Scientists say the results of Guernsey's first island-wide environmental DNA survey are "nothing short of incredible."

Little uptake means the Special Delivery by air trial will end in early October.

The Channel Islands Pride Parade is in Guernsey for 2026, and there's lots to do whether you're walking in the Parade or cheering from the sidelines.

The delay is because a new design is needed now that the runway does not need to be widened.

Today, 11 September 2026, marks a quarter of a century since the deadliest terrorist attacks in human history.

Temporary traffic lights expected to be in the Charroterie for 19 months have been removed - after just a couple of weeks.

The Lions Club of Guernsey has funded the vehicle, which is already in service.

Alderney Airport, the harbour, St Anne, and the school have all been without electricity.

Islanders packed St Peter Port and east coast vantage points to watch the modern and veteran aircraft perform.

The RAF display team says aircraft availability and engineering resources mean they cannot leave their Lincolnshire base overnight.

Water quality tests 'excellent' at La Vallette Ladies' Pool.

The advice is check in as usual unless your airline tells you otherwise following national flight chaos.

Some flights between Guernsey and the UK today (8 September) have been cancelled or delayed because of an issue with UK air traffic control.

Guernsey Airport operations were disrupted for an hour when a Jersey-bound jet made an emergency landing.

The lack of an inter-islands ferry is making it difficult for islanders in Jersey to get to Pride 2026 in Guernsey.

St John Ambulance and Rescue make the journey to raise funds for the Flying Christine marine ambulance.

Overseas Aid gives £50,000 to ShelterBox which has deployed to Nepal.

The service at Lihou headland will remember those who died in the MV Prosperity disaster in the mid 70s.

Islands Unlimited won't sail again this season after engineers discovered the 'catastrophic' failure of an internal engine part.

Environmental Health say the source of the pollution at La Vallette has been traced and work is underway on a permanent fix.

All six Aurigny aircraft are stuck in the UK after flying was suspended because of low visibility.

To help more people enjoy the night sky, a resident of Sark has published a free app.

Guernsey's Health Improvement Commission rolls out British Cycling's 'Breeze' programme.

Toilet water leaking from the cafe and changing room plumbing means the Ladies' Pool at La Vallette is closed until further notice.

A nursery set up to address a childcare shortage in Alderney has been shortlisted for a national award.

Guernsey Met has confirmed that the island had its warmest summer since records began in 1843.

Overseas Aid says it is monitoring the situation closely.

Economic Development Committee say talks and meetings are taking place with potential new operators.

Changes to Guernsey’s bus timetable, based on public feedback, aim to make services more reliable.

A one-man play will explore how Victor Hugo wrote The Toilers of the Sea while living in exile in Guernsey.

Islands Unlimited has now cancelled all inter-islands sailings until 10 September because of a mechanical problem.

The weather has forced the special 50th-anniversary edition of the Vale Earth Fair to relocate.

Island FM is delighted to announce the appointment of Tom Fotheringham as Chairman of its Board of Directors.

The latest radio listening figures show Guernsey’s Island FM has it biggest audience in five years.