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Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-03-26. Reception children from Vale Primary School enjoyed a trip to Les Adams Farm (the 6 acre regenerative agriculture project) as part of the States of Guernsey's Cultural Enrichment Programme. Jasper Marsh (aged 5) feeding the donkeys.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-03-26. Reception children from Vale Primary School enjoyed a trip to Les Adams Farm (the 6 acre regenerative agriculture project) as part of the States of Guernsey's Cultural Enrichment Programme. Jasper Marsh (aged 5) feeding the donkeys.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-03-26. Reception children from Vale Primary School enjoyed a trip to Les Adams Farm (the 6 acre regenerative agriculture project) as part of the States of Guernsey's Cultural Enrichment Programme.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-03-26. Reception children from Vale Primary School enjoyed a trip to Les Adams Farm (the 6 acre regenerative agriculture project) as part of the States of Guernsey's Cultural Enrichment Programme. Lily Lesbirel (aged 4) feeding the donkeys.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-03-26. Reception children from Vale Primary School enjoyed a trip to Les Adams Farm (the 6 acre regenerative agriculture project) as part of the States of Guernsey's Cultural Enrichment Programme.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-03-26. Reception children from Vale Primary School enjoyed a trip to Les Adams Farm (the 6 acre regenerative agriculture project) as part of the States of Guernsey's Cultural Enrichment Programme. Isabelle Edward showing the children the area.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 04-03-26. Reception children from Vale Primary School enjoyed a trip to Les Adams Farm (the 6 acre regenerative agriculture project) as part of the States of Guernsey's Cultural Enrichment Programme. Isabelle Edward showing the children the area.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-03-26. Year 6 de Putron Challenge at Beau Sejour. Elizabeth College Junior School won the competition and will be representing the island in Jersey in a few weeks time.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-03-26. Year 6 de Putron Challenge at Beau Sejour. Elizabeth College Junior School won the competition and will be representing the island in Jersey in a few weeks time. L-R Sam Turville (10), Leo Sykes (11, at the back is the team reserve), Angus Essa (10) and Florrie O'Driscoll (11).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-03-26. Year 6 de Putron Challenge at Beau Sejour. Elizabeth College Junior School won the competition and will be representing the island in Jersey in a few weeks time. L-R Sam Turville (10), Angus Essa (10) and Florrie O'Driscoll (11).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-03-26. Year 6 de Putron Challenge at Beau Sejour. Elizabeth College Junior School won the competition and will be representing the island in Jersey in a few weeks time. L-R Sam Turville (10), Angus Essa (10) and Florrie O'Driscoll (11). Moment they answered the correct winning question.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-03-26. Year 6 de Putron Challenge at Beau Sejour. Elizabeth College Junior School won the competition and will be representing the island in Jersey in a few weeks time. L-R Sam Turville (10), Angus Essa (10) and Florrie O'Driscoll (11). Moment they answered the correct winning question.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-03-26. Year 6 de Putron Challenge at Beau Sejour. Elizabeth College Junior School won the competition and will be representing the island in Jersey in a few weeks time. L-R Sam Turville (10), Angus Essa (10) and Florrie O'Driscoll (11). Moment they answered the correct winning question.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-03-26. Year 6 de Putron Challenge at Beau Sejour. Elizabeth College Junior School won the competition and will be representing the island in Jersey in a few weeks time.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 03-03-26. Year 6 de Putron Challenge at Beau Sejour. Elizabeth College Junior School won the competition and will be representing the island in Jersey in a few weeks time. L-R Sam Turville (10), Angus Essa (10) and Florrie O'Driscoll (11).
Picture by Peter Frankland. 01-03-26 The Gatehouse Gallery Victor Hugo inspited art exhibition. L-R - Jakub Chan, Oscar Lewis and Archie Godfrey.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 01-03-26 The Gatehouse Gallery Victor Hugo inspited art exhibition. Sophia Kemp
Picture by Peter Frankland. 01-03-26 The Gatehouse Gallery Victor Hugo inspited art exhibition. L-R - Chloe Freitas, Nicole Osborn and Katie Barnfather.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 01-03-26 The Gatehouse Gallery Victor Hugo inspited art exhibition. Chloe Cummins
Picture by Peter Frankland. 01-03-26 The Gatehouse Gallery Victor Hugo inspited art exhibition. Izzy Beale
Picture by Peter Frankland. 01-03-26 Chair of Floral Guernsey Sue Bacon with Deputy Sasha Kazantseva-Miller. The Committee for Economic Development has agreed to provide the Floral Guernsey Foundation with a grant of £15,000 plus RPIX per year for the next three years.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 01-03-26 Chair of Floral Guernsey Sue Bacon with Deputy Sasha Kazantseva-Miller. The Committee for Economic Development has agreed to provide the Floral Guernsey Foundation with a grant of £15,000 plus RPIX per year for the next three years.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. Margaret Blackwell is celebrating her 100th birthday with a party at Les Roquettes Hotel with her family and friends.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. Margaret Blackwell is celebrating her 100th birthday with a party at Les Roquettes Hotel with her family and friends.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. Margaret Blackwell is celebrating her 100th birthday with a party at Les Roquettes Hotel with her family and friends.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. Pierre Mahy rowing for the Guernsey Airport Fire Service.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. Pierre Mahy rowing for the Guernsey Airport Fire Service.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. Enhance Team (Stephanie Glover rowing)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. Dave Hall rowing in one of the Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service teams.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. Dave Hall rowing in one of the Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service teams.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. St Sampsons High School put in three teams for the Rowathon. (Jamie Dean rowing)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. Enhance team - Lt-Governor, Sir Richard Cripwell.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. Stephen Ozanne was competing in the challenge on his own to raise funds for the charity.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. Stephen Ozanne was competing in the challenge on his own to raise funds for the charity.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. St Sampsons High School put in three teams for the Rowathon. (Jamie Dean rowing)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. St Sampsons High School put in three teams for the Rowathon. (Jamie Dean rowing)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. St Sampsons High School put in three teams for the Rowathon. (Megan Davies rowing)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-03-26. 2026 Rowathon at Aztech, raising funds for MS Society Guernsey. L-R Cara Fitzpatrick, Sebastian Fitzpatrick and John Fitzpatrick.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-02-26. Volunteers at St Sampson's Church Cemetery have been working hard on site to make the area beautiful. They have planted some cherry trees (Prunus x subhirtella) on the section of land that suffered a land slip in 1969. L-R Helen Godfrey, Jenny Marquand, Roger Baudains and dog, Murphy.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-02-26. Volunteers at St Sampson's Church Cemetery have been working hard on site to make the area beautiful. They have planted some cherry trees (Prunus x subhirtella) on the section of land that suffered a land slip in 1969. L-R Helen Godfrey, Jenny Marquand, Roger Baudains and dog, Murphy.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-02-26. CEO of Citizens Advice, Ali Marquis, on the summary of 2025 statistics that have been released.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-02-26. CEO of Citizens Advice, Ali Marquis, on the summary of 2025 statistics that have been released.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 24-02-26. CEO of Citizens Advice, Ali Marquis, on the summary of 2025 statistics that have been released.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-02-26. Former local teacher Rebekah Kellow has started up her own surf camp in Sri Lanka and will be giving a talk at the Digital Greenhouse.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-02-26. Former local teacher Rebekah Kellow has started up her own surf camp in Sri Lanka and will be giving a talk at the Digital Greenhouse.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-02-26. Former local teacher Rebekah Kellow has started up her own surf camp in Sri Lanka and will be giving a talk at the Digital Greenhouse.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-02-26. Beth Sarre (middle) gave birth to her baby, Scarlett, in the car park to the PEH on Friday night after starting labour at home. Beth's mother, Kerry helped deliver her granddaughter in the front seat of the car. Scarlett with her parents L-R Brendan Topley and Beth Sarre with grandmother Kerry Sarre (right)
Picture by Peter Frankland. 23-02-26 Ride out with Patient Transfer Service, part of the Ambulance and Rescue Service. Nicky Strong and Dave Edwards.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 23-02-26 Ride out with Patient Transfer Service, part of the Ambulance and Rescue Service. Nicky Strong and Dave Edwards in their small office at the station.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-02-26. Trees for Life held a tree planting session at at Styx Centre car park in St Peters. Volunteers from OGH, J.P. Morgan and Julius Baer helped with the planting. L-R Xavier Ellis and James Spittal from Julius Baer.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-02-26. Trees for Life held a tree planting session at at Styx Centre car park in St Peters. Volunteers from OGH, J.P. Morgan and Julius Baer helped with the planting. L-R Andy McCutcheon with Xavier Ellis and James Spittal from Julius Baer.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-02-26. Trees for Life held a tree planting session at at Styx Centre car park in St Peters. Volunteers from OGH, J.P. Morgan and Julius Baer helped with the planting. Andy McCutcheon giving a demonstration.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-02-26. Trees for Life held a tree planting session at at Styx Centre car park in St Peters. Volunteers from OGH, J.P. Morgan and Julius Baer helped with the planting. Andy McCutcheon giving a demonstration.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour. Chrissy Le Moignan with her Tibetan Terrier, Mika.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour. Chrissy Le Moignan with her Tibetan Terrier, Mika.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour. Christine Beardow with Puffy, a Chinese Crested.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour. Joyce McFarlane with her Chinese Crested dog called Rocky.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour. Junior handlers L-R - Lucas Beardow and Tahlia Rault with Tahlia's Shihtuz, Mickey. Another junior handler, Isaac Le Page was not available for the picture.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour. Junior handler Tahlia Rault with her Shihtuz, Mickey.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour. Linda McFarlane has come over from the UK for the show with her dog, Trixie, a Chinese Crested.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-02-26 Guernsey Kennel Club Dog Show at Beau Sejour. Lynn Ozanne with her Sussex Spaniel called Ada. The dog has come from the USA.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-02-26. Grow is inviting the island's community to put on their walking shoes and get outdoors with the launch of a new event called 'Grow Green Miles'. This fundraising initiative will hopefully encourage people to walk at least one mile a day throughout May. L-R Warren Mauger (Grow Green Miles Ambassador), Roscoe Cloarec, Lucien Carre, Jo Hollyer-Hill (Grow Green Miles Ambassador) and Sadie Bewey (Friends of Grow).
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-02-26 Carla Bauer is the current president of the Rotary Club of Guernsey.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-02-26 Carla Bauer is the current president of the Rotary Club of Guernsey.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-02-26 Carla Bauer is the current president of the Rotary Club of Guernsey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-02-26. Grow is inviting the island's community to put on their walking shoes and get outdoors with the launch of a new event called 'Grow Green Miles'. This fundraising initiative will hopefully encourage people to walk at least one mile a day throughout May. L-R Sadie Bewey (Friends of Grow), Jo Hollyer-Hill (Grow Green Miles Ambassador), Roscoe Cloarec, Warren Mauger (Grow Green Miles Ambassador) and Lucien Carre.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-02-26. Grow is inviting the island's community to put on their walking shoes and get outdoors with the launch of a new event called 'Grow Green Miles'. This fundraising initiative will hopefully encourage people to walk at least one mile a day throughout May. L-R Sadie Bewey (Friends of Grow), Jo Hollyer-Hill (Grow Green Miles Ambassador), Roscoe Cloarec, Warren Mauger (Grow Green Miles Ambassador) and Lucien Carre.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-02-26 Carla Bauer is the current president of the Rotary Club of Guernsey.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 17-02-26 Ann Bowditch is doing a charity cycle ride from Lands End to John O’Groats to raise money for cat rescue centres - including the GSPCA.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 17-02-26 Ann Bowditch is doing a charity cycle ride from Lands End to John O’Groats to raise money for cat rescue centres - including the GSPCA.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-02-26. The Guernsey Cheshire Home are launching an appeal to find a new site for a purpose-built Cheshire Home. L-R Nehemiah Nyatang (Clinical Lead) and Rob Shepherd (Chairman).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-02-26. The Guernsey Cheshire Home are launching an appeal to find a new site for a purpose-built Cheshire Home. L-R Nehemiah Nyatang (Clinical Lead), Mary Ellen Carter (Manager) and Rob Shepherd (Chairman).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-02-26. The Guernsey Cheshire Home are launching an appeal to find a new site for a purpose-built Cheshire Home. L-R Nehemiah Nyatang (Clinical Lead), Mary Ellen Carter (Manager) and Rob Shepherd (Chairman).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-02-26. Guernsey Arts have been hosting Half Term 'marine environment' activities at Candie Museum. Guernsey Nature Commission held a session today. L-R Robyn Norris (6), Evie Bougourd (7) and Charlie Bougourd (8) have been doing a nature quiz with the Bailiwick Wildlife Photography Exhibition.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 17-02-26 George De Carteret of Drain Away has been working in the business for over twenty years. Here George is pictured donning breathing apparatus and climbing into a cesspit to check it for leaks.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-02-26. Fundraising event at Styx Centre to raise money for vital cancer treatment. Christine was diagnosed with Metastatic Squamous Cell Carcinoma Cancer and her family are hoping to raise around £12,000 for her treatment. L-R Event organiser Louise Borselli and Christine's family Chelsea Hutton and Stephanie Morgan.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-02-26. Interview with Kay Taylor and Kevin Rumens ahear of the Guernsey Rally next week.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-02-26. Interview with Kay Taylor and Kevin Rumens ahear of the Guernsey Rally next week.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-02-26. Interview with Kay Taylor and Kevin Rumens ahear of the Guernsey Rally next week.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-02-26. Interview with Kay Taylor and Kevin Rumens ahear of the Guernsey Rally next week.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 15-02-26. Interview with Kay Taylor and Kevin Rumens ahear of the Guernsey Rally next week.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 13-02-26 Eisteddfod 2026 - Guernesiais at Beau Sejour. Class G010 - Elizabeth Gardener-Wheeler.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 13-02-26 Eisteddfod 2026 - Guernesiais at Beau Sejour. David Robilliard (adjudicator).
Picture by Peter Frankland. 13-02-26 Eisteddfod 2026 - Guernesiais at Beau Sejour. L-R - Joy Liggett (section coordinator), David Robilliard (adjudicator) and Anne Le Cheminant (team member of organising committee).
Picture by Peter Frankland. 13-02-26 Eisteddfod 2026 - Guernesiais at Beau Sejour. Joy Liggett is the section coordinator and was doing a scene from Macbeth.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 13-02-26 A helicopter colecting material from the Trinity House ship THV Galatea THV Galatea was designed with buoy handling, wreck marking, towing and multibeam and side scan hydrographic surveying capability.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-02-26. Jake McCombe, Manager at JB Parkers Jacks Bar, for Valentines Day story.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-02-26. Jake McCombe, Manager at JB Parkers Jacks Bar, for Valentines Day story.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 13-02-26 Feature on Le Tricoteur and Rachael Laine re the company's success.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 13-02-26 Feature on Le Tricoteur and Rachael Laine re the company's success.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 13-02-26 Feature on Le Tricoteur and Rachael Laine re the company's success.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-02-26. The Constables of the Parish of St Sampson have given a 3 month notice for users of St Sampson's Church and Cemetery that they will begin works to improve the safety, facilities and ambiance of the area. L-R Joe Abbotts and David Hannah from St Sampson's Douzaine.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-02-26. The Constables of the Parish of St Sampson have given a 3 month notice for users of St Sampson's Church and Cemetery that they will begin works to improve the safety, facilities and ambiance of the area. L-R Joe Abbotts and David Hannah from St Sampson's Douzaine.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-02-26. The Constables of the Parish of St Sampson have given a 3 month notice for users of St Sampson's Church and Cemetery that they will begin works to improve the safety, facilities and ambiance of the area. L-R Joe Abbotts and David Hannah from St Sampson's Douzaine.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-02-26. The Constables of the Parish of St Sampson have given a 3 month notice for users of St Sampson's Church and Cemetery that they will begin works to improve the safety, facilities and ambiance of the area. L-R Joe Abbotts and David Hannah from St Sampson's Douzaine.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 13-02-26. Utmost Guernsey have been supporting St John Guernsey LBG for the last two years with fundraising events as well as employees volunteering their time at big events. Three of the employees L-R Amanda Benwell, Oto Idem and Scartlett Plampton have been inspired to sign up as Event First Aiders, completing their Operational First Aider courses.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 05-02-26 Feature on Willow House - the sexual assault referral service. Katie Thomas is the manager.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 05-02-26 Feature on Willow House - the sexual assault referral service. Katie Thomas is the manager.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Chloe Sallis (14)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Chloe Sallis (14)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Marley Hatchard (16) received an award and his wings after completing his first solo flight.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Marley Hatchard (16) received an award and his wings after completing his first solo flight.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Marley Hatchard (16) received an award and his wings after completing his first solo flight.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Rhoan Morris (17)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Rhoan Morris (17)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Chloe Sallis (14)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Chloe Sallis (14)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Chloe Sallis (14)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Thomas Green (15)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. 201 Overseas (Guernsey) Squadron of the RAF Air Cadets ceremony at Styx Centre. Inspection and presentations were done by special guest, Air Commodore Nick Lowe. Marley Hatchard (16).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Marina Burr, Janine Le Cras, Yvonne Elliott, Luke Bihet, Lisa Lorier, Jackie Fallaize and Jayne Evans.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Marina Burr, Janine Le Cras, Yvonne Elliott, Luke Bihet, Lisa Lorier, Jackie Fallaize and Jayne Evans. BTSG
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Marina Burr, Janine Le Cras, Yvonne Elliott, Luke Bihet, Lisa Lorier, Jackie Fallaize and Jayne Evans.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Marina Burr, Janine Le Cras, Yvonne Elliott, Luke Bihet, Lisa Lorier, Jackie Fallaize and Jayne Evans. BTSG
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Marina Burr, Janine Le Cras, Yvonne Elliott, Luke Bihet, Lisa Lorier, Jackie Fallaize and Jayne Evans.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Marina Burr, Janine Le Cras, Yvonne Elliott, Luke Bihet, Lisa Lorier, Jackie Fallaize and Jayne Evans. BTSG
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Marina Burr, Janine Le Cras, Yvonne Elliott, Luke Bihet, Lisa Lorier, Jackie Fallaize and Jayne Evans.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Marina Burr, Janine Le Cras, Yvonne Elliott, Luke Bihet, Lisa Lorier, Jackie Fallaize and Jayne Evans. BTSG
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Back: Jackie Fallaize, Marina Burr and Luke Bihet. Front: Janine Le Cras, Jayne Evans, Yvonne Elliott and Lisa Lorier.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Back: Jackie Fallaize, Marina Burr and Luke Bihet. Front: Janine Le Cras, Jayne Evans, Yvonne Elliott and Lisa Lorier. BTSG
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Back: Jackie Fallaize, Marina Burr and Luke Bihet. Front: Janine Le Cras, Jayne Evans, Yvonne Elliott and Lisa Lorier.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Back: Jackie Fallaize, Marina Burr and Luke Bihet. Front: Janine Le Cras, Jayne Evans, Yvonne Elliott and Lisa Lorier. BTSG
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Back: Jackie Fallaize, Marina Burr and Luke Bihet. Front: Janine Le Cras, Jayne Evans, Yvonne Elliott and Lisa Lorier.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 01-02-26. The Bluetits swimming group are attending the Winter Swimming World Championship in Oulu, Finland at the start of March this year. L-R Back: Jackie Fallaize, Marina Burr and Luke Bihet. Front: Janine Le Cras, Jayne Evans, Yvonne Elliott and Lisa Lorier. BTSG
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA) doing the Address to the Haggis, followed by the drinking of whiskey.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 31-01-26. Guernsey's Scottish Association held the Burns Night celebrations at Beau Sejour, sponsored by Titan Wealth. The Haggis was piped in by Chris Bradshaw (piper) and carried by Mikee Bataller (chef). L-R Stuart Hardie (Past President of the GSA), Mikee Bataller (chef) and Chris Bradshaw (piper).
Picture by Peter Frankland. 29-01-26 Rotary Young Chef of the Year competition at The Guernsey Institute. Food by Samantha Browning who was the winner of the competition.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 29-01-26 Rotary Young Chef of the Year competition at The Guernsey Institute. Samantha Browning was the winner of the competition.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 29-01-26 Rotary Young Chef of the Year competition at The Guernsey Institute. Samantha Browning was the winner of the competition.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 29-01-26 Rotary Young Chef of the Year competition at The Guernsey Institute. Samantha Browning was the winner of the competition.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-01-26. Battle of the Bands 2026. Elizabeth College. L-R Oliver Blundell (13), Tor Helps (12), Evan Babbe (12), Max Skyes (12) and Claudia Keys (13)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-01-26. Battle of the Bands 2026. Elizabeth College. L-R Oliver Blundell (13), Tor Helps (12), Evan Babbe (12), Max Skyes (12) and Claudia Keys (13)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-01-26. Battle of the Bands 2026. The Ladies College. "Everlast" L-R Ella Sharp, Adele Hickling, Sienna Jehan and Holly Jones. (all aged 13)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-01-26. Battle of the Bands 2026. The Ladies College. "Everlast" L-R Ella Sharp, Adele Hickling, Sienna Jehan and Holly Jones. (all aged 13)
Picture by Peter Frankland. 23-01-26 Randalls bought Red, Tinto and Rouge. Photographed here in Red are L-R - Ingus Vainovskis, Operations Manager, Red, Rauls Silts, Operations Director Randalls, Lucy Hadlington, Finance Director Randalls, Matt Polli, MD of Randalls, Vicky Montgomery, HR Director Red, Will Mahy, Chef at Red and Ben Field, Restaurant Manager, Red.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 23-01-26 Randalls bought Red, Tinto and Rouge. Photographed here in Red are L-R - Ingus Vainovskis, Operations Manager, Red, Rauls Silts, Operations Director Randalls, Lucy Hadlington, Finance Director Randalls, Matt Polli, MD of Randalls, Vicky Montgomery, HR Director Red, Will Mahy, Chef at Red and Ben Field, Restaurant Manager, Red.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 23-01-26 Randalls bought Red, Tinto and Rouge. Photographed here in Red are L-R - Ingus Vainovskis, Operations Manager, Red, Rauls Silts, Operations Director Randalls, Lucy Hadlington, Finance Director Randalls, Matt Polli, MD of Randalls, Vicky Montgomery, HR Director Red, Will Mahy, Chef at Red and Ben Field, Restaurant Manager, Red.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-01-26. St Martins Primary School held a special reading assembly to launch the National Year of Reading, a UK-wide campaign designed to inspire more people to make reading a regular part of their lives. St Martins School Students L-R Guy Bartlett (8), Juno Bamford (8), Isak Le Huray (9), Heron Colmer (8), Brodi Smith (7), Alfie Longlais (7) and Verity McKerrell (7) with states, school and libary representatives.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-01-26. St Martins Primary School held a special reading assembly to launch the National Year of Reading, a UK-wide campaign designed to inspire more people to make reading a regular part of their lives. Deputy Paul Montague, Head of Education, Sport & Culture (ESC) spoke at the assembly.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 21-01-26 Paul Gurney, CEO of the BecomingX learning platform. I/V for Business.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-01-26. St Martins Primary School held a special reading assembly to launch the National Year of Reading, a UK-wide campaign designed to inspire more people to make reading a regular part of their lives. Deputy Headteacher, Mr Jonathan Lilley.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-01-26. Blanchelande College Nursery have announced a relaunch as Little Heroes Nursery and Pre-School, following a significant expansion of its facilities. Nursery Manager Scarlett Le Page with some of the children who attend Little Heroes.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 21-01-26. Blanchelande student Ayaan Govender (aged 10) has made a national competition for playing the piano.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-26. Interview with current Lihou island Warden, Steve Sarre and former Lihou island Warden, Richard Curtis.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-26. Interview with current Lihou island Warden, Steve Sarre and former Lihou island Warden, Richard Curtis.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-26. Interview with current Lihou island Warden, Steve Sarre and former Lihou island Warden, Richard Curtis.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-26. Interview with current Lihou island Warden, Steve Sarre and former Lihou island Warden, Richard Curtis.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-26. Interview with current Lihou island Warden, Steve Sarre and former Lihou island Warden, Richard Curtis.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-26. Interview with current Lihou island Warden, Steve Sarre and former Lihou island Warden, Richard Curtis.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-26. Interview with current Lihou island Warden, Steve Sarre and former Lihou island Warden, Richard Curtis.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-25. A group of 36 Melrose students are taking part in the 30th anniversary of the Young Voices concert at the O2 Arena this Thursday.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-25. A group of 36 Melrose students are taking part in the 30th anniversary of the Young Voices concert at the O2 Arena this Thursday.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-25. A group of 36 Melrose students are taking part in the 30th anniversary of the Young Voices concert at the O2 Arena this Thursday.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-25. A group of 36 Melrose students are taking part in the 30th anniversary of the Young Voices concert at the O2 Arena this Thursday.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-25. A group of 36 Melrose students are taking part in the 30th anniversary of the Young Voices concert at the O2 Arena this Thursday.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-25. A group of 36 Melrose students are taking part in the 30th anniversary of the Young Voices concert at the O2 Arena this Thursday.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 20-01-26 This golden sycamore tree felled by storm Goretti at Sausmarez Manor is thought (by Peter De Sausmarez) to be one of the oldest in the British Isles.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 20-01-26. L-R Camilla Hobbs and Jessica Robinson from Walkers set up "Rooted & Rising" is a monthly support group in Guernsey for mothers returning to work after maternity leave. The sessions are held at Bright Begginings and are designed to support the emotional well-being of mums with children up to three years old during the transition back to work.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 20-01-26 The school street at Rue De L'Arquet near La Houguette School has been a success and is to be made permanent. Kim Carre lives in the road but also helps out at the school with traffic and lunch duties.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 20-01-26 The school street at Rue De L'Arquet near La Houguette School has been a success and is to be made permanent. Annelotte Jehan uses the road evey day as says it is much better now there is no traffic.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-01-26 A murder of crows at Bordeaux. The birds seem to be taking over from the gulls in the area.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-01-26 A murder of crows at Bordeaux. The birds seem to be taking over from the gulls in the area.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-01-26 Elizabeth College have had a report from the school's inspectors and have met all the required standards. Julie Dittmar is assistant principal 6th form and is pictured here giving a German class.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-01-26. The Thomas De La Rue pub have started a weekly 'run club'. On Tuesday evenings anyone is welcome to join in on a beginner or advanced group run for 30minutes and then enjoy a drink at the pub afterwards. L-R Mandy Roberts, Ross Purser, Charlotte Birchall, Clive Fortis,Patrycja Brzezinska, Kyle Tester and Charley Allen.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 19-01-26. The Thomas De La Rue pub have started a weekly 'run club'. On Tuesday evenings anyone is welcome to join in on a beginner or advanced group run for 30minutes and then enjoy a drink at the pub afterwards. L-R Ross Purser, Clive Fortis, Mandy Roberts, Patrycja Brzezinska, Charlotte Birchall, Charley Allen and Kyle Tester.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 14-01-26 Brew Monday is a charity event with Guernsey Mind, Healthcare Group, Samaritans and Victoria Park to help people overcome 'Blue Monday' by having a chat and a hot drink at Nutmeg, Victoria Park. L-R - Allan Harris, Samaritans, Lisa Ingrouille, Guernsey Mind, Ann Bessell, Samaritans, Rob Jones, Victoria Park and Dr Sally Richardson, Healthcare Group.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 14-01-26 Les Beaucamp school band Out of Sync are preparing to take to the stage at the Thirst Music Battle of the Bands. L-R - Sami Bamford, 14, Max Roger, 15, Marco Palmeri, 15, Josh Pailing, 15 and Bobby Broughton, 14.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 14-01-26 Les Beaucamp school band Out of Sync are preparing to take to the stage at the Thirst Music Battle of the Bands. L-R - Bobby Broughton, 14, Sami Bamford, 14, Max Roger, 15, Marco Palmeri, 15 and Josh Pailing, 15.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 14-01-26 Les Beaucamp school band Out of Sync are preparing to take to the stage at the Thirst Music Battle of the Bands. L-R - Bobby Broughton, 14, Sami Bamford, 14, Max Roger, 15, Marco Palmeri, 15 and Josh Pailing, 15.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 14-01-26 Les Beaucamp school band Out of Sync are preparing to take to the stage at the Thirst Music Battle of the Bands. L-R - Sami Bamford, 14, Max Roger, 15, Marco Palmeri, 15, Josh Pailing, 15 and Bobby Broughton, 14.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 14-01-26 Scrutiny Hearing at Castel Douzaine Room. With Fiscal Policy Panel. Gavin St Pier and Bethan Haines.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 14-01-26 St Sampsons School band Deaf Donkeys are preparing to take to the stage in the Thirst Music Battle of the School Bands. L-R - Lily Reagan, Mollie Rideiro, Imogen Ellis, Lars Austin, Christian Michel and Lee Strodzinsky.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 14-01-26 St Sampsons School band Deaf Donkeys are preparing to take to the stage in the Thirst Music Battle of the School Bands. L-R - Imogen Ellis, 15, Lee Srodzinsky, 13, Christian Michel, 16, Lars Austin, 13, Lily Reagan, 16 and Mollie Rideiro, 15.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-01-26 A Dutch Yacht called Mad Science, which was towed in by the lifeboat is now safely moored in the Victoria Marina.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-01-26 A Dutch Yacht called Mad Science, which was towed in by the lifeboat is now safely moored in the Victoria Marina.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-01-26 The Little Big Group have bought The Duke of Richmond Hotel and are currently doing a big refurb on the building. It will be rebranded as The Duke. Charlie Walker is the Managing Director.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-01-26 The Little Big Group have bought The Duke of Richmond Hotel and are currently doing a big refurb on the building. It will be rebranded as The Duke. Charlie Walker is the Managing Director.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-01-26 Les Varendes are being represented at the Thirst Music Battle of the School Bands event by The Untitled. L-R - (back) Alyssa Duki, 15, Chloe-Taylor Sallis, 14. (front) Alexia Nasciemento, 15, Amy-Louise Robert, 14 and Hebe Hurford-Pogam, 14.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-01-26 Vox outside Alliance to see how much shoppers use cards vs cash for payments. Peter Edmonds and Violet Edmonds.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 06-01-26 Vox outside Alliance to see how much shoppers use cards vs cash for payments. Sophie-Ann Dunn and Kevin Dunn.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 02-01-26 Music Box dance teachers L-R - Nikki Palmer and Jess Quittenden.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-12-25. Portraits of Deputy Jayne Ozanne.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-12-25. Portraits of Deputy Jayne Ozanne.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Today is the final service at Da Nello. The restaurant is closing down as the co-owners retire. L-R - C0-owners Isabele Teixeira and Manuel Teixeira with long time staff member Catherine (Caterina) Lees. Note - Catherina joked that in the restaurant she is known as Caterina so wanted to include it in the caption.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Today is the final service at Da Nello. The restaurant is closing down as the co-owners retire. Head chef and co-owner Tim Vidamour frying some calamari.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 23-12-25. Residents from Gardenia Lodge designed some artwork for the Bishop of Salisbury's Christmas cards. It was organised by Rev. Beverley Linnecor from Vale Church. L-R Dot Kelling, Heidi Clayton (Activities Co-Ordinator at Gardenia Lodge), Jim Gillespie, Tjaltje Jungerius and Rev. Beverley Linnecor.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Founders of Les Bourgs Hospice Lisa and Greville Mitchell for 35th Anniversary feature.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Founders of Les Bourgs Hospice Lisa and Greville Mitchell for 35th Anniversary feature.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Founders of Les Bourgs Hospice Lisa and Greville Mitchell for 35th Anniversary feature.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Founders of Les Bourgs Hospice Lisa and Greville Mitchell for 35th Anniversary feature.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Founders of Les Bourgs Hospice Lisa and Greville Mitchell for 35th Anniversary feature.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Founders of Les Bourgs Hospice Lisa and Greville Mitchell for 35th Anniversary feature.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Lions Club donate gifts to Loveridge Ward to give to the first babies born in 2026. L-R - Denise Bennett,, Tia Sibanda, Chloe Langlois, Shelly Blake, Pam Bischof, Louise Kilgour, Tony Corbin, Robert Holder and John McLoughlin.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Lions Club donate gifts to Loveridge Ward to give to the first babies born in 2026. L-R - Chloe Langlois, Shelly Blake, Pam Bischof, Denise Bennett, Louise Kilgour, Tony Corbin, Robert Holder and John McLoughlin.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Marion Longson is the winner of the Fantasy F1 competition. Andre Whiteway is the sponsor and presented the trophy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 Marion Longson is the winner of the Fantasy F1 competition. Andre Whiteway is the sponsor and presented the trophy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 At Christmas most of the States' road signs get a well deserved week off. L-R - Milton Le Moignan, Service Manager and Andy Brown, Signs and Lines Supervisor.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 At Christmas most of the States' road signs get a well deserved week off. L-R - Milton Le Moignan, Service Manager and Andy Brown, Signs and Lines Supervisor.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 At Christmas most of the States' road signs get a well deserved week off. L-R - Milton Le Moignan, Service Manager and Andy Brown, Signs and Lines Supervisor.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 At Christmas most of the States' road signs get a well deserved week off. L-R - Milton Le Moignan, Service Manager and Andy Brown, Signs and Lines Supervisor.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 At Christmas most of the States' road signs get a well deserved week off. L-R - Andy Brown, Signs and Lines Supervisor and Milton Le Moignan, Service Manager.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 22-12-25 At Christmas most of the States' road signs get a well deserved week off. L-R - Andy Brown, Signs and Lines Supervisor and Milton Le Moignan, Service Manager.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. L-R - Coach and Tour Manager Alicia Beck, dancers Harri Eiffert, Donovan Delis-McCarthy, Ombline Noyer and Layla Bruce.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. L-R - Coach and Tour Manager Alicia Beck, dancers Harri Eiffert, Donovan Delis-McCarthy, Ombline Noyer and Layla Bruce.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. L-R - Coach and Tour Manager Alicia Beck, dancers Harri Eiffert, Donovan Delis-McCarthy, Ombline Noyer and Layla Bruce.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. L-R - Coach and Tour Manager Alicia Beck, dancers Harri Eiffert, Donovan Delis-McCarthy, Ombline Noyer and Layla Bruce.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers Ombline Noyer and Donovan Delis-McCarthy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers Ombline Noyer and Donovan Delis-McCarthy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers Ombline Noyer and Donovan Delis-McCarthy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers Ombline Noyer and Donovan Delis-McCarthy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers Ombline Noyer and Donovan Delis-McCarthy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers Ombline Noyer and Donovan Delis-McCarthy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers Ombline Noyer and Donovan Delis-McCarthy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers Ombline Noyer and Donovan Delis-McCarthy.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers L-R - Layla Bruce and Ombline Noyer.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Dancers L-R - Layla Bruce and Ombline Noyer.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. L-R - dancers Harri Eiffert, Layla Bruce and Ombline Noyer.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. L-R - dancers Harri Eiffert, Layla Bruce and Ombline Noyer.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Alicia Beck, Coach and Tour Manager with resident Olive Brown.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Alicia Beck, Coach and Tour Manager with resident Olive Brown.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Alicia Beck, Coach and Tour Manager with resident Olive Brown.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Alicia Beck, Coach and Tour Manager with resident Olive Brown.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Alicia Beck, Coach and Tour Manager with resident Olive Brown.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Alicia Beck, Coach and Tour Manager with resident Olive Brown.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Donovan Delis-McCarthy warming up exercises with the residents.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 19-12-25 Jersey Ballet troupe Ballet D'Jerri have been in the island to give two performances at the PRCPA but were today at Le Platon to do workshops with the residents there. Donovan Delis-McCarthy warming up exercises with the residents.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Christmas Lights around Guernsey 2025. La Hure Mare.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Christmas Lights around Guernsey 2025. La Hure Mare.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Christmas Lights around Guernsey 2025. La Longue Rue.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Christmas Lights around Guernsey 2025. Clos Pains
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Christmas Lights around Guernsey 2025. Clos Pains
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Museum Coordinator Bridgette Pallot at the National Trust of Guernsey Folk & Costume Museum, Saumarez Park. Story on membership card.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Museum Coordinator Bridgette Pallot at the National Trust of Guernsey Folk & Costume Museum, Saumarez Park. Story on membership card.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Donation of gift packages from The Lions Club of Guernsey's annual 'Project Sparkle' initiative. They dropped off bags to the Jubilee Day Centre that will be delivered out alongside the meals on wheels service. L-R Sharon Williams (Meals On Wheels Coordinator), Mandy Le Bachelet (GVS Manager), Rob Holder (Lions Club) and Tia Sibanda (Project Sparkle lead)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Donation of gift packages from The Lions Club of Guernsey's annual 'Project Sparkle' initiative. They dropped off bags to the Jubilee Day Centre that will be delivered out alongside the meals on wheels service. L-R Mandy Le Bachelet (GVS Manager), Sharon Williams (Meals On Wheels Coordinator), Rob Holder (Lions Club) and Tia Sibanda (Project Sparkle lead)
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Updated picture of Kate and Vic Groves.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 18-12-25. Trustees of the Sarah Groves Foundation gathered at Ian Brown's Cycle Shop to handover 32 bikes for children to representatives of various agencies on island that have families who could benefit from them. Sarah Groves Trustees, Peter Morrey, Ken Acott, Paul Brehaut (Ian Brown), Vic Groves, Ally de Carteret (home start), Kate Groves, Kay Lindsay (Kindred Family Hub), Teresa Bott (Bright Beginnings) and Refuge Manager at Safer.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Richard van Vilet has started a petition to not have a by-election for the vacant states position.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 17-12-25 Many bags of presents are now ready to be delivered community service users by the charity Gifts for the Elderly and Vunerable.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 17-12-25 Many bags of presents are now ready to be delivered community service users by the charity Gifts for the Elderly and Vunerable.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 17-12-25 Many bags of presents are now ready to be delivered community service users by the charity Gifts for the Elderly and Vunerable. L-R - Donna Patch, organiser and founder of Gifts for the Elderly and Vunerable, Collin Moodley, Social Care Team Co-ordinatior, Matthew Patch, helper and volunteer and Michelle MacMurray, Community Health Manager.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 17-12-25 Many bags of presents are now ready to be delivered community service users by the charity Gifts for the Elderly and Vunerable. L-R - Michelle MacMurray, Community Health Manager, Donna Patch, organiser and founder of Gifts for the Elderly and Vunerable and Collin Moodley, Social Care Team Co-ordinatior.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Titan Wealth have given Les Bourgs Hospice a Stethoscope that can be used for nurses who have hearing deficiencies. Jake Williams won this Angel of the Year 2025 in the GP Pride of Guernsey Awards, sponsored by Titan Wealth. L-R Rob Jones (Les Bourgs Hospice CEO), Jake Williams (Pride winner), Robin Newbould (CEO of Titan Wealth) and Letishia Vermeulen (Head of nursing at Les Bourgs Hospice).
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Julia Peel has lost 50kg since 2022 through exercise and a nutrition plan designed by her PT Mark Wylie.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Julia Peel has lost 50kg since 2022 through exercise and a nutrition plan designed by her PT Mark Wylie.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Julia Peel has lost 50kg since 2022 through exercise and a nutrition plan designed by her PT Mark Wylie.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Julia Peel has lost 50kg since 2022 through exercise and a nutrition plan designed by her PT Mark Wylie.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Julia Peel has lost 50kg since 2022 through exercise and a nutrition plan designed by her PT Mark Wylie.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Julia Peel has lost 50kg since 2022 through exercise and a nutrition plan designed by her PT Mark Wylie.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. Julia Peel has lost 50kg since 2022 through exercise and a nutrition plan designed by her PT Mark Wylie.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. The Farm Shop have started a 12 days of christmas initiative where they are gifting and delivering 240 meals to nursing and care staff thanks to a generous community donation. L-R Jamie Etheridge and Sasha Marsh.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. The Farm Shop have started a 12 days of christmas initiative where they are gifting and delivering 240 meals to nursing and care staff thanks to a generous community donation. L-R Jamie Etheridge and Sasha Marsh.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 17-12-25. The Farm Shop have started a 12 days of christmas initiative where they are gifting and delivering 240 meals to nursing and care staff thanks to a generous community donation. L-R Jamie Etheridge and Sasha Marsh.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 16-12-25 Presentation of the Guernsey Press Sporting Achivement Of The Year trophy to Muratti stars Ross Allen and Calleigh Hedley.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 16-12-25 Presentation of the Guernsey Press Sporting Achivement Of The Year trophy to Muratti stars Ross Allen and Calleigh Hedley.
Picture by Peter Frankland. 16-12-25 Presentation of the Guernsey Press Sporting Achivement Of The Year trophy by Olivia Thompson to Muratti stars Ross Allen and Calleigh Hedley.
Picture by Sophie Rabey. 16-12-25. Jonathan Hunt, locally based IT entrepreneur, has decided to leave Guernsey because of the way it taxes those who hold shares as well as the new secondary pension scheme. Interview at GP offices.
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. 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 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. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
Picture by Guernsey Press. 28-05-65 Shipwreck of La Salle off L'eree / Rocquaine in 1965. Wreck. LSSWPS
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. Picture Review of the Year 2025. December. It was a very cold and muddy day up at St Germain watching the Guernsey Athletics Club Cross-Country Championships. I was slipping about in my trainers and I wasn’t trying to get around the field at speed, it was quite impressive watching the runners doing a brilliant job at staying on their feet. First finisher, Jack Rees was flying the whole way and I was very happy to capture this low, wide angle shot of him as he hit a deep muddy corner.
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. Picture Review of the Year 2025. December. We met Tattie Thompson for quite a long interview on her stepping down from Plant Heritage after 40 years involved with the organisation. After a lovely chat about her time involved and going through lots of memories we went up to her greenhouse to set up some beautiful portraits with natural light and a deep depth of field.
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. Picture Review of the Year 2025. December. We did not want to leave this dementia friendly, “Boogie in the Bar" party at The Penninsula Hotel, it was just magical. The Christmas social event is organised by Dementia Friendly Guernsey was for people with dementia, their families and carers. It was incredible to see everyone get up and enjoying the music, the moment it started! Ron Gallienne is pictured 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. Picture Review of the Year 2025. November. This was up there with one of the most wholesome jobs I’ve done this year. We had arranged with St Martins Primary School to perhaps set up a picture to run on front page for World Children’s Day. The headteacher Clare Giles was fantastic and offered me the whole school for a photo on the playing field, unfortunately just as we all assembled the heavens opened with hail. The children screamed and we got the ideal picture!
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. SMSPS
Picture by Peter Frankland. 18-11-25 Amazing Grace Spaces. Two brand new sleeping pods have arrived on site at Vale Douzaine Room. Donated by the Caritas charity the pods are for homeless people to use on a short term basis while a more permanent soloution is found.
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.
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