Unemployment in Guernsey has fallen to its lowest level since 2018.
295 islanders were out of work at the end of March; 12 fewer than a month earlier.
498 jobs were being advertised last month, which is also down by 67 compared to February.
325 people in Guernsey were employed but claiming additional income support from the States.
The number of new claims for income support more than doubled in March, with 59 people signing on to claim benefits. That's 35 more than in February.
Guernsey vet struggles during long wait for work permits
A local vet practice says delays in processing work permits have left it coping at half capacity for months.
Guernsey charity appeals after £700 worth of goods go missing
Sheltered workshop GROW says around £700 worth of stock was taken from its premises over the weekend.
Search in Jersey for drone pilots who disrupted airport flying
Commercial aircraft had to be turned back both on Friday and Saturday evenings because of drones being flown near Jersey airport.
Guernsey Museums report a 3% increase in visitor numbers
Around 75,000 separate visits were made to Guernsey Museum attractions in 2026.
Sewage outfall fixed on Guernsey's east coast
The Fort George outfall, which had been releasing raw sewage near Soldiers Bay, has been repaired.
Successful start to Guernsey Ports renewable heating oil conversion
The Crown Pier marina facilities began running on renewable heating oil in April, ahead of the busy summer season.
Guernsey's Animal Shelter nurses oiled seabird
The GSPCA says the guillemot may be the first casualty of old oil being dredged up by stormy seas.
Home Affairs needs millions to maintain Guernsey's frontline services
The Committee will ask for money for more police, fire and prison officers and a training budget for evolving cyber crime.
