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Picture by Sophie Rabey. 12-12-25. Official opening of the new Health Connections Guernsey shop in the High Street. Health Connections team and members of the public gathered to watch Dame Mary Perkins cut the ribbon.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 12-12-25. Official opening of the new Health Connections Guernsey shop in the High Street. Health Connections team and members of the public gathered to watch Dame Mary Perkins cut the ribbon.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-12-25. L-R Pete Reddall and Ben Le Page are gearing up for the annual Tractor Run event that will be happening this Saturday evening.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-12-25. L-R Pete Reddall and Ben Le Page are gearing up for the annual Tractor Run event that will be happening this Saturday evening.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-12-25. Demelza Newsome has finished her ormer christmas tree for Sylvans Clubhouse. It was a community project as she asked people to donate any shells they had at the beginning of the year.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-12-25. Demelza Newsome has finished her ormer christmas tree for Sylvans Clubhouse. It was a community project as she asked people to donate any shells they had at the beginning of the year.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-12-25. Demelza Newsome has finished her ormer christmas tree for Sylvans Clubhouse. It was a community project as she asked people to donate any shells they had at the beginning of the year.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 A body has been discovered in a flat in Tudor Appartments in Mill Street.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 Sir Richard Cripwell with Cressida Bryce, 9 from St Stephen's Brownies who has designed this year's Christmas card for Government House.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 One of St Peter Port's best known restaurants, Da Nello is closing next month when its co-owners retire. L-R - Tim Vidamour and Manuel Teixeira.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 One of St Peter Port's best known restaurants, Da Nello is closing next month when its co-owners retire. L-R - Tim Vidamour and Manuel Teixeira.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 One of St Peter Port's best known restaurants, Da Nello is closing next month when its co-owners retire. L-R - Tim Vidamour and Manuel Teixeira.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 One of St Peter Port's best known restaurants, Da Nello is closing next month when its co-owners retire. Head chef and co-owner Tim Vidamour.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 One of St Peter Port's best known restaurants, Da Nello is closing next month when its co-owners retire. Head chef and co-owner Tim Vidamour.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 One of St Peter Port's best known restaurants, Da Nello is closing next month when its co-owners retire. Head chef and co-owner Tim Vidamour.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 Visit to Fort Hommet by St Sampson's School pupils to learn about the island's history as part of theie 'conflict' topic in English. Looking around one of the bunkers are L-R - George Hutchins, 14 and Jake Lee, 13.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 Visit to Fort Hommet by St Sampson's School pupils to learn about the island's history as part of theie 'conflict' topic in English. Looking around one of the bunkers are L-R - George Hutchins, 14 and Jake Lee, 13.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 Visit to Fort Hommet by St Sampson's School pupils to learn about the island's history as part of theie 'conflict' topic in English.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 Visit to Fort Hommet by St Sampson's School pupils to learn about the island's history as part of theie 'conflict' topic in English.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 Changes at Wessex Heartbeat with Tina Tolley retiring after many years. L-R - Anna Malcolm, Amelkia Firetto and Tina Tolley.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-12-25 Changes at Wessex Heartbeat with Tina Tolley retiring after many years. L-R - Anna Malcolm, Amelia Firetto, Tina Tolley, James Falla and Yvonne Blundell. Presenting a 'heart' to The Guernsey Press in recognition of the exposure the paper has given the charity.

Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck.
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Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Bernie Coutu was given permission to use the little hut opposite the former HSBC bank on Northside (Bridge) for one month as a youth drop-in centre.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Bernie Coutu was given permission to use the little hut opposite the former HSBC bank on Northside (Bridge) for one month as a youth drop-in centre.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Bernie Coutu was given permission to use the little hut opposite the former HSBC bank on Northside (Bridge) for one month as a youth drop-in centre.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Le Murier school have received £2500 from the Co-Op Community Fund to go towards ingredients and kitchen appliances for the students cookery courses. Teacher Robyn Craig is photographed with some of the new items.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. L-R - Lauren Ferneyhough, Skye Gardner and Jenny Mahe.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. L-R - Lauren Ferneyhough, Skye Gardner and Jenny Mahe.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. L-R - Lauren Ferneyhough, Skye Gardner and Jenny Mahe.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. Skye Gardner.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. Lauren Ferneyhough

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. Jenny Mahy

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. L-R - Lauren Ferneyhough, Skye Gardner and Jenny Mahe.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. L-R - Lauren Ferneyhough, Skye Gardner and Jenny Mahe.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. L-R - Lauren Ferneyhough, Skye Gardner and Jenny Mahe.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. L-R - Lauren Ferneyhough, Skye Gardner and Jenny Mahe.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 News feature about three female apprentices who are working at Guernsey Electricity. L-R - Lauren Ferneyhough, Skye Gardner and Jenny Mahe.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 Group shot of new Douzeniers and Constables who have been sworn in at the Royal Court.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-12-25 Group shot of new Douzeniers and Constables who have been sworn in at the Royal Court.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Tour around the development at Les Ozouets Campus that will house post-16 education, including The Guernsey Institute.
L-R Ashley Dupre (Head of Education Capital Projects), David Gausden (Design Engine Architects) and David McLeish (Senior Construction Leader at Rok).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Tour around the development at Les Ozouets Campus that will house post-16 education, including The Guernsey Institute.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Tour around the development at Les Ozouets Campus that will house post-16 education, including The Guernsey Institute.
David Gausden (Architect)

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Tour around the development at Les Ozouets Campus that will house post-16 education, including The Guernsey Institute.
L-R Ashley Dupre (Head of Education Capital Projects), David Gausden (Design Engine Architects) and David McLeish (Senior Construction Leader at Rok).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-12-25. Tour around the development at Les Ozouets Campus that will house post-16 education, including The Guernsey Institute.
Ashley Dupre (Head of Education Capital Projects)

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-12-25 Saumarez Park Courtyard Christmas event run by the National Trust. The Salvation Army band were playing Christmas carols.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-12-25 Saumarez Park Courtyard Christmas event run by the National Trust. Max and Lucinda Gaudion were selling their hand made items.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-12-25 Saumarez Park Courtyard Christmas event run by the National Trust. Rae Bearder of Rae's Willow Craft was selling her goods at the event.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. A team of enthusiastic knitters at St Andrew’s parish church have prepared more than 200 colourful knitted angels to bring Christmas joy to staff and patients at the Princess Elizabeth Hospital. Judy Barker handed them over today to Revd Linda Le Vasseur.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. TGI's Traineeship students (16 - 25 years with additional needs) complete a variety of modules one of which is a community project. Their current project is collecting toiletries and creating washbags for homeless.
L-R Lewis Neath and Arnie Moriarty (both 17 years old)

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Wrapping of the Victoria Park Food & Kit Bank hampers at Victoria Park. Representatives from GFC, GFA, Victoria Park and Aztech were there to help out.
L-R Aimee Ogier, Hayley Vance, Charlton Gauvain, Brandon Wallace, Ross Allen and Jacques Cauvin.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Wrapping of the Victoria Park Food & Kit Bank hampers at Victoria Park. Representatives from GFC, GFA, Victoria Park and Aztech were there to help out.
L-R Aimee Ogier, Hayley Vance, Charlton Gauvain, Brandon Wallace, Ross Allen and Jacques Cauvin.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-12-25 A crocheted Christmas Tree made by the Women's Institute has been installed next to the Victor Hugo statue at the Town Church. L-R - Rose Polli and Liz Walton who were part of the crocheting team.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-12-25 A crocheted Christmas Tree made by the Women's Institute has been unveilled next to the Victor Hugo statue at the Town Church. L-R - Liz Walton and Rose Polli who helped with the knitting, Diane Mitchell, St Peter Port Constable, Chris Inder, Dillon Indge and Stuart Page are members of the St Peter Port Constables grounds team who put the frame and stand together.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-12-25 A crocheted Christmas Tree made by the Women's Institute has been installed next to the Victor Hugo statue at the Town Church. L-R - Rose Polli and Liz Walton who were part of the crocheting team.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-12-25 A crocheted Christmas Tree made by the Women's Institute has been unveilled next to the Victor Hugo statue at the Town Church. L-R - Liz Walton and Rose Polli who helped with the knitting. Chris Inder, Stuart Page and Dillon Indge are members of the St Peter Port Constables grounds team who put the frame and stand together and Diane Mitchell, St Peter Port Constable.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Rosanne Guille spent 2 weeks in Alaska painting for the Artists for Nature Foundation. Her project is titled 'The Heartbeat and Lifeblood of an Alaskan Rainforest'

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Rosanne Guille spent 2 weeks in Alaska painting for the Artists for Nature Foundation. Her project is titled 'The Heartbeat and Lifeblood of an Alaskan Rainforest'

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Rosanne Guille spent 2 weeks in Alaska painting for the Artists for Nature Foundation. Her project is titled 'The Heartbeat and Lifeblood of an Alaskan Rainforest'

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Rosanne Guille spent 2 weeks in Alaska painting for the Artists for Nature Foundation. Her project is titled 'The Heartbeat and Lifeblood of an Alaskan Rainforest'

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Rosanne Guille spent 2 weeks in Alaska painting for the Artists for Nature Foundation. Her project is titled 'The Heartbeat and Lifeblood of an Alaskan Rainforest'

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Rosanne Guille spent 2 weeks in Alaska painting for the Artists for Nature Foundation. Her project is titled 'The Heartbeat and Lifeblood of an Alaskan Rainforest'

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 08-12-25. Rosanne Guille spent 2 weeks in Alaska painting for the Artists for Nature Foundation. Her project is titled 'The Heartbeat and Lifeblood of an Alaskan Rainforest'

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 05-12-25. The Bridge Christmas Light switch on was cancelled due to the bad weather but Father Christmas still made it to Ray & Scott, accompanied by a number of other characters from St Sampsons High School.
Going up stairs bottom to top : Grace Ruskin (Year 7), Nolan Buddery (Year 8), Gracie Stewart (Year 11), Daniel James (Year 8), Sofia Gois (Year 11), Charlie Blaize (Year 7), Nathan Mullins (Year 10), Toby Diment (Year 10), Mr Lee PD (Santas Elf) and Father Christmas.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 05-12-25. The Bridge Christmas Light switch on was cancelled due to the bad weather but Father Christmas still made it to Ray & Scott, accompanied by a number of other characters.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 05-12-25. The Bridge Christmas Light switch on was cancelled due to the bad weather but Father Christmas still made it to Ray & Scott, accompanied by a number of other characters from St Sampsons High School.
L-R Gracie Stewart (Year 11), Sofia Gois (Year 11), Father Christmas, Mr Lee PD (Santas Elf), Grace Ruskin (Year 7), Charlie Blaize (Year 7), Toby Diment (Year 10), Daniel James (Year 8), Nolan Buddery (Year 8) and Nathan Mullins (Year 10).

Picture by Sophie Rabeyl. 05-12-25. Tattie Thompson (sitting down on the left) is stepping down from Plant Heritage and enjoyed a lunch at Les Rocquettes with other members of Plant Heritage.

Picture by Tessa Le Gallez 04-12-25 National Grief Week, Candle Lit Heart outside the Town Church - Paul Helyer placing a candle for a lost loved one

Picture by Tessa Le Gallez 04-12-25 National Grief Week, Candle Lit Heart outside the Town Church

Picture by Tessa Le Gallez 04-12-25 National Grief Week, Candle Lit Heart outside the Town Church

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-25. Watts Property Managing Director, Jo Watts, at the newly refurbished Arnold House on St Julians Avenue.
The story is in relation to the high demand and use of office space in St Julian's Avenue and St Peter Port.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-25. Watts Property Managing Director, Jo Watts, at the newly refurbished Arnold House on St Julians Avenue.
The story is in relation to the high demand and use of office space in St Julian's Avenue and St Peter Port.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-25. Watts Property Managing Director, Jo Watts, at the newly refurbished Arnold House on St Julians Avenue.
The story is in relation to the high demand and use of office space in St Julian's Avenue and St Peter Port.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-25. Watts Property Managing Director, Jo Watts, at the newly refurbished Arnold House on St Julians Avenue.
The story is in relation to the high demand and use of office space in St Julian's Avenue and St Peter Port.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Interview with swimmer Elodie Riley.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Interview with swimmer Elodie Riley.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Interview with swimmer Elodie Riley.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Opening of new shop - The Old Potting Shed at GROW Ltd.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Opening of new shop - The Old Potting Shed at GROW Ltd.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Opening of new shop - The Old Potting Shed at GROW Ltd. L-R - Lucy Harvey, Workshop manager, Darren Brehaut, Facilities Manager, Phillip Gallienne, Volunteer, Tom Rowe, Workshop leader, Lee Roussel, Crew, Tony Creasey and Peter Creasey.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Jessica and James Rihoy have now been running Guernsey Eggs Ltd for two years.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Jessica and James Rihoy have now been running Guernsey Eggs Ltd for two years.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 04-12-25 Jessica and James Rihoy have now been running Guernsey Eggs Ltd for two years.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-12-25. A group of students from The Guernsey Institute (Coutanchez Campus) have chosen to hold a bake sale to raise money for the Toy and gift appeal.
L-R Kiriana Hutchison (17) and Aimee Stopher (17) making cookies.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-12-25. A group of students from The Guernsey Institute (Coutanchez Campus) have chosen to hold a bake sale to raise money for the Toy and gift appeal.
L-R Kiriana Hutchison (17) and Aimee Stopher (17) making cookies.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-12-25. A group of students from The Guernsey Institute (Coutanchez Campus) have chosen to hold a bake sale to raise money for the Toy and gift appeal.
L-R Evelyn Ozanne (16) and Hannah Falla (16).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25.
New regulations have come in that mean The Vape Bar will have to block off their windows to stop people seeing in the shop front. Co-Owners Tina and Jess Dorfner.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25.
New regulations have come in that mean The Vape Bar will have to block off their windows to stop people seeing in the shop front. Co-Owners Tina and Jess Dorfner.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 03-12-25 Co-op at Longstore. The co-op is asking people to make a donation to Les Bourgs at the check-out which will be matched by the company.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 03-12-25 Co-op at Longstore. The co-op is asking people to make a donation to Les Bourgs at the check-out which will be matched by the company.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. John and Joan Le Page are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary next monday.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. John and Joan Le Page are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary next monday.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. John and Joan Le Page are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary next monday.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. John and Joan Le Page are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary next monday.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. John and Joan Le Page are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary next monday.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. John and Joan Le Page are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary next monday.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. John and Joan Le Page are celebrating their 70th wedding anniversary next monday.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 03-12-25 Kate Collenette at Upgrade Fitness demonstrating some of the activities involved in the DEKA Strong - a no-running, full-body fitness event and competition with 10 exercise zones designed to test strength and endurance.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 03-12-25 Kate Collenette at Upgrade Fitness demonstrating some of the activities involved in the DEKA Strong - a no-running, full-body fitness event and competition with 10 exercise zones designed to test strength and endurance.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 03-12-25 Kate Collenette at Upgrade Fitness demonstrating some of the activities involved in the DEKA Strong - a no-running, full-body fitness event and competition with 10 exercise zones designed to test strength and endurance.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 03-12-25 Kate Collenette at Upgrade Fitness demonstrating some of the activities involved in the DEKA Strong - a no-running, full-body fitness event and competition with 10 exercise zones designed to test strength and endurance.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 03-12-25 Kate Collenette at Upgrade Fitness demonstrating some of the activities involved in the DEKA Strong - a no-running, full-body fitness event and competition with 10 exercise zones designed to test strength and endurance.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 03-12-25 Kate Collenette at Upgrade Fitness demonstrating some of the activities involved in the DEKA Strong - a no-running, full-body fitness event and competition with 10 exercise zones designed to test strength and endurance.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-12-25. Josef's Hair Salon took home four awards from Birmingham's La Biosthetique Academy Hair Awards, beating out more than 50 other salon entries from across the UK. Between the thirteen-strong team, they won categories in texture, empowerment, hair up and future talent.
L-R Maxine Batiste and Ella Duquemin.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Tattie Thompson is stepping down from Plant Heritage after 40 years involved with the organisation.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Tattie Thompson is stepping down from Plant Heritage after 40 years involved with the organisation.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Tattie Thompson is stepping down from Plant Heritage after 40 years involved with the organisation.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Tattie Thompson is stepping down from Plant Heritage after 40 years involved with the organisation.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Tattie Thompson is stepping down from Plant Heritage after 40 years involved with the organisation.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Tattie Thompson is stepping down from Plant Heritage after 40 years involved with the organisation.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Marcel Lenormand and Mark O'Neil are two School of Popular Music trained 'healthcare musicians' that work in the hospital. They visit wards and interact and play music to anyone who might want to engage with it while in hospital.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Marcel Lenormand and Mark O'Neil are two School of Popular Music trained 'healthcare musicians' that work in the hospital. They visit wards and interact and play music to anyone who might want to engage with it while in hospital.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Marcel Lenormand and Mark O'Neil are two School of Popular Music trained 'healthcare musicians' that work in the hospital. They visit wards and interact and play music to anyone who might want to engage with it while in hospital.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. Guernsey Post are gearing up for the busy Christmas delivery period.
L-R Back: Pete Le Prevost, Paul Marett, Craig Goupillot, Danni King, Alan Opie, Jack Medhurst, Stefan Bourgaize, Kane De Carteret and Jim Norman. Front: Paul Wakeham, Candice Crowson and Toyah Thoume.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. 10th Anniversary of Guernsey Art Network - exhibition at Chamber of Commerce.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. 10th Anniversary of Guernsey Art Network - exhibition at Chamber of Commerce.
Athene Sholl

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. 10th Anniversary of Guernsey Art Network - exhibition at Chamber of Commerce.
Andy Gill

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. 10th Anniversary of Guernsey Art Network - exhibition at Chamber of Commerce.
Frances Lemmon

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. 10th Anniversary of Guernsey Art Network - exhibition at Chamber of Commerce.
Bridget Spinney

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. Deputy Sasha Kazantseva-Miller on Harbour Terminal for Brittany Ferries story.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. Deputy Sasha Kazantseva-Miller on Harbour Terminal for Brittany Ferries story.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 02-12-25 Blanchelande Primary Nativity.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. Dementia Friendly, Boogie in the Bar" at The Penninsula Hotel. This christmas social event is organized by Dementia Friendly Guernsey for people with dementia, their families, and carers, featuring familiar music, gentle dancing, refreshments, and conversation.
Ron Gallienne enjoying a dance.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. Dementia Friendly, Boogie in the Bar" at The Penninsula Hotel. This christmas social event is organized by Dementia Friendly Guernsey for people with dementia, their families, and carers, featuring familiar music, gentle dancing, refreshments, and conversation.
David Tostevin (from Saumarez Park Manor) enjoying a dance with Donna Haines.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. Dementia Friendly, Boogie in the Bar" at The Penninsula Hotel. This christmas social event is organized by Dementia Friendly Guernsey for people with dementia, their families, and carers, featuring familiar music, gentle dancing, refreshments, and conversation.
Le Platon Residential Care Home.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-12-25. Dementia Friendly, Boogie in the Bar" at The Penninsula Hotel. This christmas social event is organized by Dementia Friendly Guernsey for people with dementia, their families, and carers, featuring familiar music, gentle dancing, refreshments, and conversation.
L-R David Tostevin, Corina Woodland (Director at Saumarez Park Manor) and Donna Haines.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 02-12-25 St Saviours Church will be holding a 'Lights of Love' service for bereaved families. Parents will hang a note on the Christmas tree to remember those they have lost.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 02-12-25 St Saviours Church will be holding a 'Lights of Love' service for bereaved families. Parents will hang a note on the Christmas tree to remember those they have lost.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. I believe in Ormers, a christmas panto organised by people in Perelle.
L-R Alison Vine, Jamie Le Friec, Gary Taylor and Paul Riley.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. I believe in Ormers, a christmas panto organised by people in Perelle.
L-R Alison Vine, Jamie Le Friec, Gary Taylor and Paul Riley.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-12-25. I believe in Ormers, a christmas panto organised by people in Perelle.
L-R Alison Vine, Jamie Le Friec, Gary Taylor and Paul Riley.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-12-25. Martin Morgan of Extraordinary Editions has two new books out, The World is Your Ormer and Mr Pye.

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Picture by Sophie Rabey. 27-11-25. Kayleigh Georcelin presents her first exhibition at Sula Gallery.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 27-11-25. Kayleigh Georcelin presents her first exhibition at Sula Gallery.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 27-11-25. The Guernsey Music Service put on a concert at the Princess Royal Centre for Performing Arts for local school children. There was a nature theme to help raise funds for the Guernsey Nature Commission.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 27-11-25. The Guernsey Music Service put on a concert at the Princess Royal Centre for Performing Arts for local school children. There was a nature theme to help raise funds for the Guernsey Nature Commission.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 26-11-25. Marianne Muduviwa has been elected as a new douzenier in St Peter Port.
Originally from Zimbabwe, she spent much of her early life in South Africa before moving to the UK in 2004 and later Guernsey in 2018. Inspired heavily by Nelson Mandela, she worked for him
on one of his legacy programmes between 1998 and 2000

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 26-11-25. Marianne Muduviwa has been elected as a new douzenier in St Peter Port.
Originally from Zimbabwe, she spent much of her early life in South Africa before moving to the UK in 2004 and later Guernsey in 2018. Inspired heavily by Nelson Mandela, she worked for him
on one of his legacy programmes between 1998 and 2000

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 26-11-25. Health Connections Talking Cafe at Beau Sejour has teamed up with Soroptimists for #OrangeWeek - a campaign shining a light on gender-based violence and this year’s focus: staying safe online. The event was supported by The States of Guernsey Family Support Services, Beau Sejour Leisure Centre and Safer, bringing together community partners to offer information, support, and signposting services.
Freelance provided an Orange car for the stand.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 25-11-25 States at Royal Court. David Goy

Picture by Peter Frankland. 25-11-25 States at Royal Court. Adrian Gabriel shows off his orange socks to show support for ending gender violence. Background are soroptimists L-R - Jenny Flower, Shirley Marsh, Cathy Bailey and Sue Hollwey.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Vive La Vallette and The Clean Earth Trust have collaborated on a project to transform waste from Guernsey's coastline/landfill into something beautiful - a Christmas Tree!
Paul Bugdon and Julie Embling are pictured next to the festive creation at the Bathing Pools.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Vive La Vallette and The Clean Earth Trust have collaborated on a project to transform waste from Guernsey's coastline/landfill into something beautiful - a Christmas Tree!
Paul Bugdon and Julie Embling are pictured next to the festive creation at the Bathing Pools.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 25-11-25 Read-a-thon at Elizabeth College where students are encouraged to challenge themselves to read books while raising money for charity. L-R - Emily Garland, 13 and Henry Wilson, 11.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 25-11-25 Read-a-thon at Elizabeth College where students are encouraged to challenge themselves to read books while raising money for charity. L-R - Emily Garland, 13 and Henry Wilson, 11.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 25-11-25 Read-a-thon at Elizabeth College where students are encouraged to challenge themselves to read books while raising money for charity.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Dominique Ogier-Keltie is a Digital artist who has done a project for Dame Kelly Holmes' Athena project which spotlights and supports women in underrepresented or male-dominated fields - her design has been for the sub-project LevitateHer.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Dominique Ogier-Keltie is a Digital artist who has done a project for Dame Kelly Holmes' Athena project which spotlights and supports women in underrepresented or male-dominated fields - her design has been for the sub-project LevitateHer.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Dominique Ogier-Keltie is a Digital artist who has done a project for Dame Kelly Holmes' Athena project which spotlights and supports women in underrepresented or male-dominated fields - her design has been for the sub-project LevitateHer.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Members of the Inner Wheel, Soroptimists and Safer walked around Saumarez Park this morning while wearing orange to support the UN 'Orange the World’ campagn to End Violence against Women and Girls.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Members of the Inner Wheel, Soroptimists and Safer walked around Saumarez Park this morning while wearing orange to support the UN 'Orange the World’ campagn to End Violence against Women and Girls.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Members of the Inner Wheel, Soroptimists and Safer walked around Saumarez Park this morning while wearing orange to support the UN 'Orange the World’ campagn to End Violence against Women and Girls.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Members of the Inner Wheel, Soroptimists and Safer walked around Saumarez Park this morning while wearing orange to support the UN 'Orange the World’ campagn to End Violence against Women and Girls.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Members of the Inner Wheel, Soroptimists and Safer walked around Saumarez Park this morning while wearing orange to support the UN 'Orange the World’ campagn to End Violence against Women and Girls.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Members of the Inner Wheel, Soroptimists and Safer walked around Saumarez Park this morning while wearing orange to support the UN 'Orange the World’ campagn to End Violence against Women and Girls.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Members of the Inner Wheel, Soroptimists and Safer walked around Saumarez Park this morning while wearing orange to support the UN 'Orange the World’ campagn to End Violence against Women and Girls.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 25-11-25. Members of the Inner Wheel, Soroptimists and Safer walked around Saumarez Park this morning while wearing orange to support the UN 'Orange the World’ campagn to End Violence against Women and Girls.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-11-25. The mural at Guernsey Airport, sponsored by Butterfield, has officially opened. Tiffany Anna and Woodie have spent the last few weeks painting the scene of Guernsey related images.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-11-25. The mural at Guernsey Airport, sponsored by Butterfield, has officially opened. Tiffany Anna and Woodie have spent the last few weeks painting the scene of Guernsey related images.
L-R Claire Heaume (Marketing Manager at Butterfield), Tiffany Anna, Woodie and David Buddery (Guernsey Ports).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-11-25. The mural at Guernsey Airport, sponsored by Butterfield, has officially opened. Tiffany Anna and Woodie have spent the last few weeks painting the scene of Guernsey related images.
L-R Claire Heaume (Marketing Manager at Butterfield), Tiffany Anna, Woodie and David Buddery (Guernsey Ports).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-11-25. The mural at Guernsey Airport, sponsored by Butterfield, has officially opened. Tiffany Anna and Woodie have spent the last few weeks painting the scene of Guernsey related images.
L-R Claire Heaume (Marketing Manager at Butterfield), Tiffany Anna, Woodie and David Buddery (Guernsey Ports).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-11-25. Christmas trees have arrived at GROW for the festive season.
L-R Ben Tardif, Jolyon Morton, Blake Le Ber and Stuart Smale (Horticulture Manager) with potted trees that are new for this year.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-11-25. The Academy of Dance & Theatre Arts, Houge du Pommier, took part in the Tapathon 2025. The international tap dance event is to raise money for Children in Need and aimed break a world record.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-11-25. The Academy of Dance & Theatre Arts, Houge du Pommier, took part in the Tapathon 2025. The international tap dance event is to raise money for Children in Need and aimed break a world record.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-11-25. The Academy of Dance & Theatre Arts, Houge du Pommier, took part in the Tapathon 2025. The international tap dance event is to raise money for Children in Need and aimed break a world record.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-11-25. The Academy of Dance & Theatre Arts, Houge du Pommier, took part in the Tapathon 2025. The international tap dance event is to raise money for Children in Need and aimed break a world record.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-11-25 Swimming at Beau Sejour. Channel Islands Championships. Isaac Thomasson

Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-11-25 Swimming at Beau Sejour. Channel Islands Championships. Isaac Thomasson.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 22-11-25. Launch of Healthscape CIC Guernsey Hub at La Vallette Bathing Pools.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 22-11-25. Sport in the Library returns for the third year. Guille-Alles Library and Guernsey Sports Commission teamed up to give the public the opportunity to try a range of sports for free.
Francesca McCarthy (6) playing table tennis.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 22-11-25. Sport in the Library returns for the third year. Guille-Alles Library and Guernsey Sports Commission teamed up to give the public the opportunity to try a range of sports for free.
Seated Volleyball.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 22-11-25. Sport in the Library returns for the third year. Guille-Alles Library and Guernsey Sports Commission teamed up to give the public the opportunity to try a range of sports for free.
Seated Volleyball.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 22-11-25. Sport in the Library returns for the third year. Guille-Alles Library and Guernsey Sports Commission teamed up to give the public the opportunity to try a range of sports for free.
Libby Willcocks (8) trying boxing for the first time.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 22-11-25. Sport in the Library returns for the third year. Guille-Alles Library and Guernsey Sports Commission teamed up to give the public the opportunity to try a range of sports for free.
Oliver Young (4) playing mini golf.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 21-11-25 TGI University Centre at the PEH. Students demonstrating some of the kit they have at the centre. L-R - Charlotte Fallaize and Maureen Joachim.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 21-11-25 TGI University Centre at the PEH. Students demonstrating some of the kit they have at the centre. L-R - Scarlett Thomason and Charlotte Long testing out the VR equipment where they can interact with vr patients.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 21-11-25 TGI University Centre at the PEH. Students demonstrating some of the kit they have at the centre. L-R - Student Nurse Associate Lee Sarahs and Student Nurses Tanya Nesbitt, Kayleigh Moullin, Lauren de Jersey and Thomas Rohland.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 21-11-25 TGI University Centre at the PEH. Students demonstrating some of the kit they have at the centre. L-R - Lauren de Jersey, Kayleigh Moullin and Thomas Rohland. All student nurses.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 21-11-25 TGI University Centre at the PEH. Students demonstrating some of the kit they have at the centre. L-R - Lauren de Jersey, Kayleigh Moullin and Thomas Rohland. All student nurses.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-11-25. To celebrate World Childrens Day, St Martins Primary School had a full day of activities based around this years theme of 'multiculture'.
L-R James Goosen (8) and Maria Roos (10) were part of helping with this years theme and celebration of World Childrens Day. They are pictured with a platter of South African Treats.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-11-25. To celebrate World Childrens Day, St Martins Primary School had a full day of activities based around this years theme of 'multiculture'.
Aviella Kabunga (11) was a student who left St Martins School last year and had the idea of creating a wall to visually show diversity within the school. She came back today to officially open the wall to the school. It was funded through the schools PTFA.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-11-25. To celebrate World Childrens Day, St Martins Primary School had a full day of activities based around this years theme of 'multiculture'.
Aviella Kabunga (11) was a student who left St Martins School last year and had the idea of creating a wall to visually show diversity within the school. She came back today to officially open the wall to the school. It was funded through the schools PTFA.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-11-25. To celebrate World Childrens Day, St Martins Primary School had a full day of activities based around this years theme of 'multiculture'.
Different cultural foods including Guernsey Gache Melee, New Zealand Maori Hangi and Lebanese delights.
L-R Toby Mullin (9), Mollie Boatwright-Smith (9), Juno Bamford (8) and Ava Marley (8).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-11-25. To celebrate World Childrens Day, St Martins Primary School had a full day of activities based around this years theme of 'multiculture'.
Different cultural foods including Guernsey Gache Melee, New Zealand Maori Hangi and Lebanese delights.
L-R Toby Mullin (9), Mollie Boatwright-Smith (9), Juno Bamford (8) and Ava Marley (8).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-11-25. To celebrate World Childrens Day, St Martins Primary School had a full day of activities based around this years theme of 'multiculture'.
Children of all years in traditional dress from various countries.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-11-25. Annual Dragons Den event at Vauvert Primary School where the teams of students pitch ideas to a panel of local professionals in order to gain some cash on projects they've come up with.
'Santa's Scorers' came up with a football game and got £70 from the Dragons. L-R Back: Praise Oyawale (10), Lotte Meijer (10), Circe Morris-Allen (11). Front: Johnny Gilbert (11) and Ed Thomas (11).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-11-25. St Martins Primary School are celebrating World Childrens Day that is tomorrow (November 20th). The whole school in a photo outside on the playing field.
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Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-11-25. Mark and Penny Martin moved to Guernsey a couple of years ago and have been working on their 19 acre property land to make it perfect for wildlife. They have been rehoming wild animals from the GSPCA since their arrival on island.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-11-25. Mark and Penny Martin moved to Guernsey a couple of years ago and have been working on their 19 acre property land to make it perfect for wildlife. They have been rehoming wild animals from the GSPCA since their arrival on island.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-11-25. Jurat Stephen Jones at the Royal Court.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-11-25. The Beau Sejour Charities Christmas Fayre, organized by the Guernsey Round Table, at Beau Sejour.
MenShed stall with lots of woodcrafts made from sessions L-R Ian McCathie and Derrick Thatcher.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-11-25. The Beau Sejour Charities Christmas Fayre, organized by the Guernsey Round Table, at Beau Sejour.
Active Guernsey stall L-R Ray Peacegood and Mel Moncrieff.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-11-25. The Beau Sejour Charities Christmas Fayre, organized by the Guernsey Round Table, at Beau Sejour.
Les Voies School PTFA stall L-R Marie Phillippe, Erin Cutter and Janet West. Janet made a lot of crochet crafts to sell on the stall.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 14-11-25. Members of Guernsey Road Users Network gathered to raise awareness ahead of Road Safety Week that will be happening next week. The theme for this year is 'Safe Vehicles Save Lives.'
L-R Deputy John Gollop (Living Streets), Paul Le Breton (Euromarque), Alex Costen (Health Improvement Commission), Robert Cornelius (Guernsey Motor Trade Association), Jennifer Merrett, (Guernsey Road Users Network), Matt Joyce (Wheels & Co), Holly Lindsay (Traffic and Highway Services), Paul James (Traffic and Highway Services), Mathew Du Port (Roads Policing Officer) and Matt Collas (Admiral Park Plaza Travel Plan Co-ordinator).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-11-25. Fox Open Art Exhibition 2025 at George Crossan Gallery.
Mark Blanchard.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 12-11-25. Fashion Expert, Lynne Coleman, has teamed up with Guernsey Woollens owner, Arthur Eldridge, to create the first ever Guernsey to be made from 100% Scottish cashmere.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 12-11-25. Fashion Expert, Lynne Coleman, has teamed up with Guernsey Woollens owner, Arthur Eldridge, to create the first ever Guernsey to be made from 100% Scottish cashmere.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 12-11-25. St Peter Port Parish have been working on their latest project of updating and replacing 8 information boards around town. Smith Signs installed the first one today at the Liberation Monument.
L-R Ken Acott (SPP Constable), Ann Jennings (SPP Parish Deputy Office Manager) and Diane Mitchell (SPP Constable).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-11-25. The Western Community Library is celebrating 20 years with a party at St Saviour's Community Centre.
Jill Stephenson has been volunteering with the WCL since the beginning, 20 years ago.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-11-25. The Western Community Library is celebrating 20 years with a party at St Saviour's Community Centre.
Jill Stephenson has been volunteering with the WCL since the beginning, 20 years ago.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-11-25. The Western Community Library is celebrating 20 years with a party at St Saviour's Community Centre.
Users and volunteers of the Library at the community centre.
Jackie Burgess, Guille-Allès Library's Community and Wellbeing Lead, holds a celebration cake.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-11-25. The Western Community Library is celebrating 20 years with a party at St Saviour's Community Centre.
Users and volunteers of the Library at the community centre.
Jackie Burgess, Guille-Allès Library's Community and Wellbeing Lead, holds a celebration cake.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-11-25. The Western Community Library is celebrating 20 years with a party at St Saviour's Community Centre.
Users and volunteers of the Library at the community centre.
Jackie Burgess, Guille-Allès Library's Community and Wellbeing Lead, holds a celebration cake.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-11-25 Chris Bradshaw has worn glasses from a young age. He has just undergone an operation in the UK, facilitated by Specsavers, which means he no longer needs them.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-11-25 Chris Bradshaw has worn glasses from a young age. He has just undergone an operation in the UK, facilitated by Specsavers, which means he no longer needs them.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-11-25 Chris Bradshaw has worn glasses from a young age. He has just undergone an operation in the UK, facilitated by Specsavers, which means he no longer needs them.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-11-25 Alexandra McInnes of Julius Bar. For Business Brief and Inspire.

Picture by Guernsey Press. Sand Racing pics.
SRPFPS

Picture by Guernsey Press. Sand Racing pics.
SRPFPS

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-10-25. Michelle Pearce-Burke with her daughter Zetta (aged 1). Michelle designed a Trick-or-Treat interactive map last year that gives people information on households as to whether or not they accept people knocking on Halloween.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-10-25. Warm Space soup kitchen held at St Martins Community Centre. This was the first session back of the winter season and will run through to Easter. Free soup, bread and hot drinks are on offer for people to come together and enjoy a social lunch.
Peter Dorey with the two soups on offer today.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-10-25. Warm Space soup kitchen held at St Martins Community Centre. This was the first session back of the winter season and will run through to Easter. Free soup, bread and hot drinks are on offer for people to come together and enjoy a social lunch.
Sara Dorey and regular visitor Deirdre Lenhoff.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-10-25. ‘Munchy Lunches’ at Le Rondin Primary School. The initiative was formed after a trial funded by the Health Improvement Commission in the 2024 summer term where fortnightly vegetables were supplied.
After seeing the benefits to the pupils, the school decided to continue the initiative and increase provision so that pupils can try veg every day of the week.
Omari Nyamutumbu (aged 5) enjoing a cherry tomato.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-10-25. ‘Munchy Lunches’ at Le Rondin Primary School. The initiative was formed after a trial funded by the Health Improvement Commission in the 2024 summer term where fortnightly vegetables were supplied.
After seeing the benefits to the pupils, the school decided to continue the initiative and increase provision so that pupils can try veg every day of the week.
School Nurse Chantelle Gilman with Bodhi Le Patourel (aged 8).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-10-25. Continued packing of the Rotary Guernesiais shoebox appeal at Breton before the collection ends this weekend. Louise Cripwell and a team from Government House were on hand today to help check and pack boxes.
L-R Louise Cripwell, Claire Gray, Jenny De Sousa, Maria Freitas and Vanessa Wakeford.

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Picture by Sophie Rabey. 22-10-25. Ostomates Open Day at St Pierre Park, hosted by Guernsey's Health & Social Care. The event invited stoma patients to come and visit a number of stalls that offered stoma care appliances and products as well as specialists on hand for any information they might need.
L-R Simon De La Mare (runs Guernsey Ostomates support group), Maria Jackson, Andrea Le Page and Sadie Robilliard (all Clinical Nurse Specialist Colorectal and Stoma Care).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 22-10-25. Ostomates Open Day at St Pierre Park, hosted by Guernsey's Health & Social Care. The event invited stoma patients to come and visit a number of stalls that offered stoma care appliances and products as well as specialists on hand for any information they might need.
'Clinimed' stand, who offer products that contain skin-soothing and pH balancing Manuka honey. L-R Sales Manager Duncan Wall and Product Specialist Sally Badger.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-10-25. The States Early Years Team have funded a Communication Board for all Early Years settings in Guernsey and Alderney. Children at Little Angels nursey using the board.
L-R Bianca Kato (3), Freja Manganaro (2) with staff member Abigail Corbet, signing stop.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-10-25. License to Kill event at Princess Royal Performing Arts Centre with secondary school students.
Emergency service staff giving presentation L-R PC Mat Du Port (Bailiwick Law Enforcement), Becci Hay (guest speaker from the UK), Gavin Robins (Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service) and Steve Torode (Ambulance and Rescue Guernsey).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-10-25. Students at TGI Delancey Campus are undertaking a media project to mark the Vale Earth Fair's 50th anniversary next year. They are producing music videos for bands and pitched their ideas today to Rob Roussel and Jade Kershaw, organisers of the VEF.
L-R Andy Moore (Teacher), Jade Kershaw (VEF), Katy Allsopp (20), Rob Roussel (VEF), Robert Francis (21), Isabelle Batiste (19), Erin Thompson (2) and Joe Mann (20).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-10-25. Interview with Alice Dudley-Owen and her mother, Deirdre Dudley-Owen, on the wonderful experience Alice had by going to University in Hungary. She would promote others wanting to study degree education to look further afield than the UK.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-10-25. Interview with Alice Dudley-Owen and her mother, Deirdre Dudley-Owen, on the wonderful experience Alice had by going to University in Hungary. She would promote others wanting to study degree education to look further afield than the UK.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-10-25. St Peter's constable, Tim Langmead, on the plans to develop the Parish Douzaine.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Angel of the Year – Jake Williams, and sponsor - Titan Wealth.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Angel of the Year – Jake Williams, and sponsor - Titan Wealth.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park.
Paul Bourgaize from Festung Guernsey.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Diversity & Inclusion – Anna Bowditch with Sponsor Sarah Beatty - Intact Insurance.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Diversity & Inclusion – Anna Bowditch with Sponsor Sarah Beatty - Intact Insurance.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Diversity & Inclusion – Anna Bowditch with Sponsor Sarah Beatty - Intact Insurance.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Sustainability Hero of the Year – Noah Nichols with Sponsor Alex Parslow- Guernsey Energy.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Emergency Hero of the Year – James De La Mare with Sponsor Sarra Ahmed - Medical Specialist Group.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Parent of the Year – Dana Dowinton with sponsor Vicki Eppelein- Leapfrog.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Young Achiever of the Year – Eva Redelinghuys with sponsor Elizabeth Raine - St Pierre Park Hotel.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Arts Contribution of the Year – Shaun Winterflood with sponsor Simon De La Mare - The Guernsey Press.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Customer Service of the Year – Bronwyn Anderson & Sean Gordon, with sponsor Andy Patch - Moonpig.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Grandparent of the Year – Mary Bennalick (and grandson Zack Lanyon) with sponsor Richard Quinn - Channel Islands Co-operative Society.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Grandparent of the Year – Mary Bennalick (and grandson Zack Lanyon) with sponsor Richard Quinn - Channel Islands Co-operative Society.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Grandparent of the Year – Mary Bennalick (and grandson Zack Lanyon) with sponsor Richard Quinn - Channel Islands Co-operative Society.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Teacher of the Year – Erica de Sousa with sponsor Martin Scott - Core Fund Services.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Carer of the Year – St John Event First Aiders Josh Bonsall and Karen Brehaut with sponsor Dame Mary Perkins - Specsavers.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Carer of the Year – St John Event First Aiders Josh Bonsall and Karen Brehaut with sponsor Dame Mary Perkins - Specsavers.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park.
Dame Mary Perkins.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Sports Volunteer of the Year – Rebecca Meredith with sponsor Tim Nelson - Dominion.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Sports Volunteer of the Year – Rebecca Meredith, sponsor Tim Nelson - Dominion.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park.
Nic Legg

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park. Winner of Bailiwick Community Hero – A1 Crab Supplies, Claire and Bernie Le Gallais with sponsor Mandy Collings - Vega Technology.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park.
Jim Cathcart.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Pride of Guernsey Awards 2025 at St Pierre Park.
Dame Mary Perkins.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-10-25. Olympic British Equestrian John Whitaker was in Guernsey to open the new arenas at BS Guernsey, Chemin Le Roi.
Sam Gervaise-Brazier did the first jump.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-10-25. Olympic British Equestrian John Whitaker was in Guernsey to open the new arenas at BS Guernsey, Chemin Le Roi.
Sam Gervaise-Brazier did the first jump.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-10-25. Olympic British Equestrian John Whitaker was in Guernsey to open the new arenas at BS Guernsey, Chemin Le Roi.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-10-25. Olympic British Equestrian John Whitaker was in Guernsey to open the new arenas at BS Guernsey, Chemin Le Roi.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Taiwanese-born British Celebrity chef, Ching-He Huang, visited Guernsey and gave a cooking demonstration in Guernsey Prison, organized by Guernsey Community Savings.
Prisoner Mohammed Ahmed, with Ching-He Huang.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-10-25. Taiwanese-born British Celebrity chef, Ching-He Huang, visited Guernsey and gave a cooking demonstration in Guernsey Prison, organized by Guernsey Community Savings.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-10-25. One year celebration of MyUKAddress at Guernsey Post.
L-R Marcus Hayson, Cassy Fish, Neil Pailing, Caitlin Le Blancq, Sarah Jackson, Kiara Lihou, Lucie Waylen and James Mullen.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-10-25. 2025 GOSHA Conference at the Princess Royal Centre for Performing Arts. People attended the day of talks by field leaders and subject matter experts who spoke about workplace health, wellbeing and leadership.
GOSHA team L-R Jon Coyde, Jordan Peacock, Simon Welch, Andrew Mills (Chair), Joey Naidoo and Seamus Gillespie.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-10-25. Free CPR and defibrillator training was on offer at Beau Sejour for Restart a Heart Day 2025.
The international initiative is to raise awareness about cardiac arrest and increase the number of people trained in CPR and defibrillator use.
St John Ambulance Paramedic, Jennifer Prigent and Beau Sejour Lifeguard, Filip Lozovskis.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-10-25. La Grande Mare's New Golf Performance Centre is complete as part of Phase One of the new Grande Mare Resort works. A walk around and presentation was given to the island media.
Susan Shapcott, Golf Performance Director.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-10-25. La Grande Mare's New Golf Performance Centre is complete as part of Phase One of the new Grande Mare Resort works. A walk around and presentation was given to the island media.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-10-25. Vox on Albert Pier about todays P1 artist impression for the new Pier 17 and marine facilities building.
French sailor, Xavier Ferrand, who has been visiting Guernsey for 50 years, loves the local marine facilities.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-10-25. Guernsey Conservation Volunteers have been busy clearing 'stinking onions' from the Bluebell Woods.
Robin Gilbert.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-10-25. Peter Wilcox from Travel Trident.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-10-25. Katie Thomas lost her engagement ring and wedding ring in black bag waste last week after her 3-year-old daughter put them in the bin. After realising they might have been thrown out, she contacted Guernsey Waste and after lots of searching they managed to find both rings.
Household Waste & Recycling Centre staff L-R Zac Hall (site supervisor), Cliff Rousell, Tom Booth, Shane Vidamour and Paul Corbet (customer services officer). Katie Thomas is pictured centre infront with her rings.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 14-10-25. The Rotary Guernesiais Shoebox Collection Centre opens this Saturday. Dr. Hannah Laidlow is pictured with some shoeboxes.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-10-25. “Spades in the ground” event at The Village at Le Murier. Lieutenant-Governor Richard Cripwell (Patron of the charity) was there to mark the occasion.
Board members L-R Bruce MacInnes, Ed Jones, David Becker (Deloitte), Lieutenant-Governor Richard Cripwell, Gary Dovey, Steve Champion-Smith and Warren Kelly.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 Florist John Paul Deehan is over at the invite of Floral Design Guernsey. Here he is pictured putting together some designs using some locally sourced materials.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 Florist John Paul Deehan is over at the invite of Floral Design Guernsey. Here he is pictured putting together some designs using some locally sourced materials.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 Florist John Paul Deehan is over at the invite of Floral Design Guernsey. Here he is pictured putting together some designs using some locally sourced materials.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 Florist John Paul Deehan is over at the invite of Floral Design Guernsey. Here he is pictured putting together some designs using some locally sourced materials.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 L-R - John Deichler and Rick Booth are over from Guernsey County in Ohio and are planning on twinning the island with the county. They have been carrying out research at Guernsey Archives and the Priaulx Library.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 L-R - John Deichler and Rick Booth are over from Guernsey County in Ohio and are planning on twinning the island with the county. They have been carrying out research at Guernsey Archives and the Priaulx Library.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 Rick Booth and John Deichler are over from Guernsey County in Ohio and are planning on twinning the island with the county. They have been carrying out research at Guernsey Archives and the Priaulx Library.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 Boots is the only place in the island where you can recycle medicine blister packs. Pictured is Laureen Fobi with one of the recycling banks.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 Guernsey Blind Association are hoping to raise awareness of the white cane for the visually impaired and is holding a White Cane Walk around St Peter Port this weekend. Chantelle Tucker.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 08-10-25 Guernsey Blind Association are hoping to raise awareness of the white cane for the visually impaired and is holding a White Cane Walk around St Peter Port this weekend. Chantelle Tucker.

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Picture by Sophie Rabey. 07-10-25. Dementia-Friendly Guernsey held a Harvest Celebration Service at St Saviours Church.
Harvest displays.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 07-10-25. Dementia-Friendly Guernsey held a Harvest Celebration Service at St Saviours Church.
Wilma Nicolle attending the service.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 07-10-25. Vox on The Bridge after the news of a tax increase on cigarettes and vapes.
Courtney Jones.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 07-10-25. Vox on The Bridge after the news of a tax increase on cigarettes and vapes.
Gordon Arnold.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 07-10-25. Vox on The Bridge after the news of a tax increase on cigarettes and vapes.
Joseph Beard.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Peter Frankland. 07-10-25 St George feature for Lookback. Mono. Pictures from 1975

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 06-10-25. Celebrating 5 years of Parkinsons Guernsey with speeches and cake at KGV.
Louise Cripwell (Parkinson's Guernsey Patron).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 06-10-25. Celebrating 5 years of Parkinsons Guernsey with speeches and cake at KGV.
Mélanie Hardouin (Parkinson's Guernsey Chief Executive)

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 06-10-25. Celebrating 5 years of Parkinsons Guernsey with speeches and cake at KGV.
Michelle Young from the Guernsey Therapy Group Neuro Outpatient Physio Team giving some key exercises.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-10-25 Chief Pleas march from St James to Town Church. Marco Ciotti

Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-10-25 Chief Pleas march from St James to Town Church.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-10-25 Chief Pleas march from St James to Town Church.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-10-25 Chief Pleas march from St James to Town Church.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-10-25 Chief Pleas march from St James to Town Church.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-10-25 Chief Pleas march from St James to Town Church. Marco Ciotti

Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-10-25 Chief Pleas march from St James to Town Church.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 06-10-25. Celebrating 5 years of Parkinsons Guernsey with speeches and cake at KGV.
Peter Neville (Parkinson's Guernsey Chair)

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 06-10-25. Celebrating 5 years of Parkinsons Guernsey with speeches and cake at KGV.
L-R Peter Neville (Parkinson's Guernsey Chair), Mélanie Hardouin (Parkinson's Guernsey Chief Executive) and Louise Cripwell (Parkinson's Guernsey Patron).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-10-25. 'A Table in Guernsey' food festival at Market Square.
Chef Iain Gourlay is over for the festival and cooking with the Pandora Hotel team.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-10-25. 'A Table in Guernsey' food festival at Market Square.
Head Chef from the Himalayan Kitchen, Bikash Tamang, serving up a Himalayan Sherpa Noodle Soup.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-10-25. 'A Table in Guernsey' food festival at Market Square.
L-R Evelyn Dile, Rachelle Angeles, Irene Navales, Trish Odulio, Althea David and Richell Hodgson enjoying a taste of home with Filipino Grilled Pork Sisig, cooked by Les Douvres.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 02-10-25. L-R Mia Gellender and her grandparents Anne and Richard Clayton are over from the UK and attempting to walk the whole way around the island to raise money for 'Miles for Meaning'. Caught up with them at Renoir Tearooms at Moulin Huet.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 29-09-25. Floral Guernsey Rodley Park residents.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 29-09-25. Mary Bennalick has been nominated for a Pride of Guernsey 2025 Award - Grandparent of the Year.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. John Eskdale, a Royal Marine who was aboard HMS Charybdis when she was sunk by German torpedoes on October 23, 1943.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. L-R - Lt Tony Browning of Guernsey Sea Cadets, John Eskdale, a Royal Marine who was aboard HMS Charybdis when she was sunk by German torpedoes on October 23, 1943 and Major Chris Kedward.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. Deputy Bailiff Jessica Roland.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. Bailiff Sir Richard McMahon

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. Bailiff Sir Richard McMahon

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. Sam Jones representing the Royal Marine Cadets and Royal Sea Cadets.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. Sam Jones representing the Royal Marine Cadets and Royal Sea Cadets.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. The parade arrives.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. The parade arrives. John Eskdale, a Royal Marine who was aboard HMS Charybdis when she was sunk by German torpedoes on October 23, 1943.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. The parade arrives.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 28-09-25 HMS Charybdis and HMS Limbourne memorial service at Le Foulon Cemetery. The parade arrives.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 12-09-25. A Royal Navy helicopter landing at Port Soif as part of their training exercise in the channel islands this week.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 26-09-25. As part of Pupil Leadership Day 2025, KS2 pupils from primary schools had a day at Beau Sejour to take part in workshops lead to strengthen their digital skills, teamwork and leadership roles.
L-R Isabella Hamon (10), Jake McCarthy (10), Chase De La Mare (9), Thea Williams (9), Chloe Le Sauvage (10) and James Leece (9) doing a teambuilding challenge.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 26-09-25. As part of Pupil Leadership Day 2025, KS2 pupils from primary schools had a day at Beau Sejour to take part in workshops lead to strengthen their digital skills, teamwork and leadership roles.
L-R Ronya Ruzzon (9) and Lily Barnes (9) doing an experiment on depicting AI images.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 26-09-25. As part of Pupil Leadership Day 2025, KS2 pupils from primary schools had a day at Beau Sejour to take part in workshops lead to strengthen their digital skills, teamwork and leadership roles.
L-R Ronya Ruzzon (9) and Lily Barnes (9) doing an experiment on depicting AI images.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 26-09-25. As part of Pupil Leadership Day 2025, KS2 pupils from primary schools had a day at Beau Sejour to take part in workshops lead to strengthen their digital skills, teamwork and leadership roles.
L-R Lily Barnes (9) and Ronya Ruzzon (9) doing an experiment on depicting AI images.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 26-09-25. As part of Pupil Leadership Day 2025, KS2 pupils from primary schools had a day at Beau Sejour to take part in workshops lead to strengthen their digital skills, teamwork and leadership roles.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-09-25. Charity 7-a-side Football tournament at Victoria Park, raising money for Bowel Cancer Guernsey and Business Beats Cancer.
Swoffers team L-R (Front) Niall Kamwort, Luc Mansell, Ethan Mansell and Owaine Mansell. (Back) Scott Green, Simon Martin and Stephen Wilson.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-09-25. Charity 7-a-side Football tournament at Victoria Park, raising money for Bowel Cancer Guernsey and Business Beats Cancer.
Jessica Walden (6) doing the skipping rope with Bowel Cancer Guernsey.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-09-25. Charity 7-a-side Football tournament at Victoria Park, raising money for Bowel Cancer Guernsey and Business Beats Cancer.
Bowel Cancer Guernsey representatives L-R Francesca McDermott, Dr Rachel Heath, Clare Parkinson and Linda Paley.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-09-25. Charity 7-a-side Football tournament at Victoria Park, raising money for Bowel Cancer Guernsey and Business Beats Cancer.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-09-25. Charity 7-a-side Football tournament at Victoria Park, raising money for Bowel Cancer Guernsey and Business Beats Cancer.
Business Beats Cancer representatives Christina Pask and Neale Jehan.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-09-25. Charity 7-a-side Football tournament at Victoria Park, raising money for Bowel Cancer Guernsey and Business Beats Cancer.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-09-25. Charity 7-a-side Football tournament at Victoria Park, raising money for Bowel Cancer Guernsey and Business Beats Cancer.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-09-25. Guernsey Electricity's second Powering Life for Less event at St Pierre Park.
Twins L-R Emilia and Mya Leale (12) seeing how quickly they can turn all light switches off.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-09-25. Guernsey Electricity's second Powering Life for Less event at St Pierre Park.
Steven Parks, Head of Customer Experience at Guernsey Electricity.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-09-25. Guernsey Electricity's second Powering Life for Less event at St Pierre Park.
Malcolm Woodhams, Head of Retail, with some examples of more energy efficient household appliances.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-09-25. Guernsey Electricity's second Powering Life for Less event at St Pierre Park.
L-R Gregg Nolan, Rhys Melass and Chas Bishop with the display of cables.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-09-25. Forest Methodist Church held their ever popular Soup and Cake event.
Rev Jacky Cottrell with a lovely cake.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-09-25. Forest Methodist Church held their ever popular Soup and Cake event.
Debbie Dorey heating up the soups.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-09-25. To celebrate the start of Fairtrade Fortnight, Fairtrade Guernsey set up a stand in Market Square to promote the campaign for 2025. This year there is a special focus on the importance of Fairtrade tea.
L-R Hannah Davis and Anne Sandwith.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-09-25. Interview with Jonathan Creasey ahead of the new parts of the store opening tomorrow.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-09-25. Interview with Jonathan Creasey ahead of the new parts of the store opening tomorrow.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-09-25. Interview with Jonathan Hunt and Damian Guard regarding pension scheme.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-09-25. Interview with Katie Bellingham, Director at Focus HR for Business feature.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-09-25. Steve Snell and his dog, Biscuit, on Chouet Beach for story on dogs being allowed on more beaches across the island.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-09-25. La Mare De Carteret Primary School have had some new playground markings added over the summer break. It was funded through the schools PTA and the Health Improvement Commission, with the hope to increase physical activity amongst the pupils and help their confidence on bikes etc.
L-R Kate Winter (PTA), Juliet Ford (Deputy Head Teacher) and Alex Costen (Health Improvement Commission)

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-09-25. La Mare De Carteret Primary School have had some new playground markings added over the summer break. It was funded through the schools PTA and the Health Improvement Commission, with the hope to increase physical activity amongst the pupils and help their confidence on bikes etc.
L-R Isla Herve (5), CJ Wilson (4) and Oliver Brown (6)

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-09-25. La Mare De Carteret Primary School have had some new playground markings added over the summer break. It was funded through the schools PTA and the Health Improvement Commission, with the hope to increase physical activity amongst the pupils and help their confidence on bikes etc.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-09-25. La Mare De Carteret Primary School have had some new playground markings added over the summer break. It was funded through the schools PTA and the Health Improvement Commission, with the hope to increase physical activity amongst the pupils and help their confidence on bikes etc.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-09-25. La Mare De Carteret Primary School have had some new playground markings added over the summer break. It was funded through the schools PTA and the Health Improvement Commission, with the hope to increase physical activity amongst the pupils and help their confidence on bikes etc.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-09-25. La Mare De Carteret Primary School have had some new playground markings added over the summer break. It was funded through the schools PTA and the Health Improvement Commission, with the hope to increase physical activity amongst the pupils and help their confidence on bikes etc.
Ari Perkins (4)

Picture by Peter Frankland. 12-09-25 Money from the Torteval Scarecrof Festival has been handed over to the charities they support. L-R - Joan Rouget (Guernsey Hard of Hearing), Steve Dorrity (Cliff Rescue Services), Sue Brooks (Organiser of Scarecrow Festival), Rob Harnish (UnLtd), Susi Glegg (Guernsey Welfare), Nikki Addlesee (Treasurer of Scarecrow Festival) and Philip Gallienne (Lungevity).

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Picture by Jason Friend 09.09.2025 Trustford GSY team up with Les Bourgs Hospice to raise money for the charity by donating £30 for every test drive on the family open day on selected cars left to right Hospice senior fund raiser Liz Stonebridge and Trustford aftersales manager Steve Vidamour

Picture by Peter Frankland. 11-09-25 Unlimited at Ron Short Centre. Deputies have been invited to a training course where they are shown how to work with disabled people.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 11-09-25 Unlimited at Ron Short Centre. Deputies have been invited to a training course where they are shown how to work with disabled people. Tim Feak Development Manager of Unlimited.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 11-09-25 Unlimited at Ron Short Centre. Deputies have been invited to a training course where they are shown how to work with disabled people. Liz Spiller was one member of the presenting team.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. The No. 201 Squadron RAF, the squadron affiliated with Guernsey, is over this week for events around the island.
L-R Elliot Croucher, Dan Wright, Rob McCartney, Nick Hagen, Michael Foster, Jack Partington and Jordan Gelsthorpe.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. The No. 201 Squadron RAF, the squadron affiliated with Guernsey, is over this week for events around the island.
L-R Elliot Croucher, Dan Wright, Rob McCartney, Nick Hagen, Michael Foster, Jack Partington and Jordan Gelsthorpe.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. The No. 201 Squadron RAF, the squadron affiliated with Guernsey, is over this week for events around the island.
L-R Elliot Croucher, Dan Wright, Rob McCartney, Nick Hagen, Michael Foster, Jack Partington and Jordan Gelsthorpe.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. Sharon Dower has been a florist since 17 and now runs a YouTube channel alongside to promote Floristry. She is over in Guernsey to give a talk and demonstration to Guernsey Floral Design.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-09-25 Ruins of an old mill have been found during renovation work at No 1 Mill Street. L-R - Daniel Klaassen and David Savident with the 16th century standard of the King. It links No1 Mill Street with the Kings Mills in St Peter Port.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-09-25 Ruins of an old mill have been found during renovation work at No 1 Mill Street. L-R - Daniel Klaassen and David Savident with the 16th century standard of the King. It links No1 Mill Street with the Kings Mills in St Peter Port.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-09-25 Chief Officer of Police Damian Kitchen has been talking to The Guernsey Press about the annual report and his vision for fthe future of policing in Guernsey.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-09-25 Chief Officer of Police Damian Kitchen has been talking to The Guernsey Press about the annual report and his vision for fthe future of policing in Guernsey.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 10-09-25 Chief Officer of Police Damian Kitchen has been talking to The Guernsey Press about the annual report and his vision for fthe future of policing in Guernsey.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. The Catholic Dean, Rev. Canon Christopher Rutledge will be leaving Guernsey as his 5 year post has finished. Photos taken at St Josephs Church.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. The Catholic Dean, Rev. Canon Christopher Rutledge will be leaving Guernsey as his 5 year post has finished. Photos taken at St Josephs Church.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. The Catholic Dean, Rev. Canon Christopher Rutledge will be leaving Guernsey as his 5 year post has finished. Photos taken at St Josephs Church.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. The Catholic Dean, Rev. Canon Christopher Rutledge will be leaving Guernsey as his 5 year post has finished. Photos taken at St Josephs Church.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. The Catholic Dean, Rev. Canon Christopher Rutledge will be leaving Guernsey as his 5 year post has finished. Photos taken at St Josephs Church.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. ' Squaring Circles' exhibition by Eric Snell at Art for Guernsey.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. ' Squaring Circles' exhibition by Eric Snell at Art for Guernsey.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. ' Squaring Circles' exhibition by Eric Snell at Art for Guernsey.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 11-09-25. ' Squaring Circles' exhibition by Eric Snell at Art for Guernsey.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Airborne Pyrotechnics

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Airborne Pyrotechnics.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Airborne Pyrotechnics

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Airborne Pyrotechnics.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Airborne Pyrotechnics.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Airborne Pyrotechnics

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Airborne Pyrotechnics.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Airborne Pyrotechnics.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Airborne Pyrotechnics

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Airborne Pyrotechnics

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Airborne Pyrotechnics.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Airborne Pyrotechnics.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Airborne Pyrotechnics.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Pitts.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Pitts.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Pitts.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Pitts.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Pitts

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Typhoon

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Typhoon

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. RAF Typhoon

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Typhoon

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Typhoon

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Typhoon

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Typhoon

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Navy Wings Harvard.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Navy Wings Harvard.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Navy Wings Harvard.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Navy Wings Harvard.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Red Arrows

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
RAF Red Arrows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Boomerang

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Yak-3 & Boomerang.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Yak-3 & Boomerang.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Yak-3 & Boomerang.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Yak-3 & Boomerang.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Yak-3 & Boomerang.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Yak-3 & Boomerang.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Battle of Britain Air Display 2025. Air show. Boomerang

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Yak-3 & Boomerang.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Yak-3 & Boomerang.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Alan Woolley, visitor to Guernsey, worked on the development of the RAF Typhoon for 7 years between 1998 and 2005.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Battle of Britain Air Display 2025.
Alan Woolley, visitor to Guernsey, worked on the development of the RAF Typhoon for 7 years between 1998 and 2005.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Arts have installed a Green Line across St Peter Port pavements as a self-guided walk through Guernsey's historic town.
L-R Ann Kilkenny from Australia and Lisa Lee, originally from Guernsey but now lives in France, standing by the new Green Line.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Guernsey Arts have installed a Green Line across St Peter Port pavements as a self-guided walk through Guernsey's historic town.
L-R Ann Kilkenny from Australia and Lisa Lee, originally from Guernsey but now lives in France, standing by the new Green Line.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Interview with Sir John Redwood at Duke of Richmond Hotel.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Interview with Sir John Redwood at Duke of Richmond Hotel.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Interview with Sir John Redwood at Duke of Richmond Hotel.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Interview with Sir John Redwood at Duke of Richmond Hotel.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Rev Penny Graysmith at Town Church. Scaffolding is going up ahead of the restoration of one of the windows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Rev Penny Graysmith at Town Church. Scaffolding is going up ahead of the restoration of one of the windows.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Rev Penny Graysmith at Town Church. Scaffolding is going up ahead of the restoration of one of the windows.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 10-09-25. Discoveries from the Shrouded Isles of Sarnia by James Kitts at Greenhouse Gallery, Candie.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Wellbeing Animals Guernsey will be starting their 10 parish walks this Sunday. The first leaves from St Saviours Community Centre. L-R - Sadie Bewey with Miss Molly, Marguerite Talmage with Pepper and Janine Le Cras with Robbie.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Wellbeing Animals Guernsey will be starting their 10 parish walks this Sunday. The first leaves from St Saviours Community Centre. L-R - Sadie Bewey with Miss Molly, Marguerite Talmage with Pepper and Janine Le Cras with Robbie.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 Wellbeing Animals Guernsey will be starting their 10 parish walks this Sunday. The first leaves from St Saviours Community Centre. L-R - Sadie Bewey with Miss Molly, Marguerite Talmage with Pepper and Janine Le Cras with Robbie.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. Butterfield Interview Series with Darragh Lee (Head of Retail Banking and Credit Cards).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. Butterfield Interview Series with Darragh Lee (Head of Retail Banking and Credit Cards).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. Butterfield Interview Series with Darragh Lee (Head of Retail Banking and Credit Cards).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. Butterfield Interview Series with Darragh Lee (Head of Retail Banking and Credit Cards).

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. A demonstration of the new Dementia Suits at Guernsey Alzheimer's Assocation.
Guernsey Alzheimer's are introducing the suits conjunction with the Admiral Nurses to raise awareness of the physical challenges that people with dementia and old age might face in day to day tasks.
GP reporter Erin Vaudin tries on the dementia suit.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. A demonstration of the new Dementia Suits at Guernsey Alzheimer's Assocation.
Guernsey Alzheimer's are introducing the suits conjunction with the Admiral Nurses to raise awareness of the physical challenges that people with dementia and old age might face in day to day tasks.
GP reporter Erin Vaudin tries on the dementia suit with the help of Admiral Nurse, Lottee Bonner.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. A demonstration of the new Dementia Suits at Guernsey Alzheimer's Assocation.
Guernsey Alzheimer's are introducing the suits conjunction with the Admiral Nurses to raise awareness of the physical challenges that people with dementia and old age might face in day to day tasks. Luke Keohane from ITV and Ollie Guillou who hosts a Dementia Podcast undertake a series of different tasks for an experiment on ease.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. A demonstration of the new Dementia Suits at Guernsey Alzheimer's Assocation.
Guernsey Alzheimer's are introducing the suits conjunction with the Admiral Nurses to raise awareness of the physical challenges that people with dementia and old age might face in day to day tasks. Luke Keohane from ITV and Ollie Guillou who hosts a Dementia Podcast undertake a series of different tasks for an experiment on ease.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. A demonstration of the new Dementia Suits at Guernsey Alzheimer's Assocation.
Guernsey Alzheimer's are introducing the suits conjunction with the Admiral Nurses to raise awareness of the physical challenges that people with dementia and old age might face in day to day tasks. Luke Keohane from ITV and Ollie Guillou who hosts a Dementia Podcast undertake a series of different tasks for an experiment on ease.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 L-R - Maureen Tough and Jan Randall have been pen friends for many years and now Jan has come to visit from Australia, her first time ever in a plane.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. Ahead of Guernsey Air Display tomorrow, some of the pilots visited local schools to give presentations to students. Rich Goodwin, who flys the Jet Pitts, gave a talk to The Ladies College.
Students L-R Poppy Robison, Lottie Colmer, Lily Hurrell and Holly Lavin (all 14 years old) asked Rich Goodwin some questions about his life as a pilot.

Picture by Peter Frankland. 09-09-25 L-R - Maureen Tough and Jan Randall have been pen friends for many years and now Jan has come to visit from Australia, her first time ever in a plane.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. Ahead of Guernsey Air Display tomorrow, some of the pilots visited local schools to give presentations to students. Rich Goodwin, who flys the Jet Pitts, gave a talk to The Ladies College.
Students L-R Holly Lavin, Poppy Robison, Lottie Colmer and Lily Hurrell (all 14 years old) asked Rich Goodwin some questions about his life as a pilot.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. Ahead of Guernsey Air Display tomorrow, some of the pilots visited local schools to give presentations to students. Rich Goodwin, who flys the Jet Pitts, gave a talk to The Ladies College.
Students L-R Holly Lavin, Poppy Robison, Lottie Colmer and Lily Hurrell (all 14 years old) asked Rich Goodwin some questions about his life as a pilot.

Picture by Sophie Rabey. 09-09-25. Ahead of Guernsey Air Display tomorrow, some of the pilots visited local schools to give presentations to students. Rich Goodwin, who flys the Jet Pitts, gave a talk to The Ladies College.
Students L-R Holly Lavin, Poppy Robison, Lottie Colmer and Lily Hurrell (all 14 years old) asked Rich Goodwin some questions about his life as a pilot.