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Friday 28 November

The States of Guernsey has refused to agree a deadline to debate the possibility of a full sewage treatment plant. They did give the go ahead to provide £3m for improvements to the Belle Greve pumping station. But some are unhappy at the decision to delay the discussion of sewage treatment. Simon Fairclough reports...

Wednesday 26 November

Guernsey's Deputy Chief Minister has ignored calls for his resignation. Making his first public appearance since he made a racist joke, Bernard Flouquet said he was sorry, but had no intention of standing down. Mike Wilkins reports...

Tuesday 25 November

Plans to build a new school in Guernsey on a greenfield site are being challenged by a local conservation group. La Société Guernesiase believes valuable countryside will could be lost as Mike Wilkins reports...

Friday 21 November

Guernsey could soon have a depositor compensation scheme. If approved, the bank-funded proposal will mean savings will be protected, up to £50,000 per person per bank. It comes at a time when many savers with Landsbanki Guernsey are still waiting for their money back, Mike Wilkins reports...

Thursday 20 November

Guernsey's deputy chief minister has issued an unequivocal apology after surprising journalists at a press conference this afternoon by telling a joke with racist connotations. Deputy Bernard Flouquet was addressing the media about future capital projects when he made the remark. Alex South was there...

Keeping a diary, as many of us are aware, is difficult to maintain but for one Guernsey man his passion for gardening made it easy. John Farrand kept a daily note of what he was doing whilst working on a garden for 40 years, as Alex South found out...

Wednesday 19 November

A Guernsey man was shocked to find his name on a list containing personal details of thousands of members of the British National Party published on the internet. The man who wishes to remain anonymous says he's not a current BNP member, but did sign up during his time in the army for one specific reason.... As Alex South reports...

The son of Guernsey's Lieutenant Governor is holding his own in one of the toughest races in the sailing calendar, the Vendee Globe. Jonny Malbon is towards the back of the pack, but could make up lost ground as all the sailors literally hit the Doldrums, as Mike Wilkins reports.

Tuesday 18 November

The Friends of Les Bourgs Hospice "make me a millionaire" lottery has been grabbing the headlines of late for one of the biggest ever prize give aways in Guernsey history. But the charity behind the project are running into problems in it's bid to use the expected four hundred thousand pounds windfall from the draw... Alex South reports...

Monday 17 November

A senior politician says allowing pensions to fall in Guernsey is not an option. A questionnaire has been delivered to all households in the island today. The Pension's Puzzle will give islanders the chance to have a say on proposals including raising the pension age to seventy. Alex South reports...

Guernsey's showcasing some of its electric-powered vehicles at a special exhibition tonight. It's hoped it'll encourage more people and businesses to consider swapping from the combustion engine to the battery. But as Penny Elderfield reports, those behind it need the full support of the States to make it work.  

Some of Guernsey's largest companies are bucking the trend when it comes to the global economic crisis. In an exclusive report, Mike Wilkins discovers that instead of cutting jobs, some of the island's biggest employers are actually recruiting more people...

Friday 14 November

People across the channel islands have raised thousands of pounds for charity today. Numerous fund-raising activities have taken place for BBC Children in Need. Alex South was out seeing what was going on in Guernsey...

Wednesday 12 November

A row has broken out in Guernsey over civil servants' pay. Staff have turned down a four per cent pay rise but the States insists it is a good offer, as Mike Wilkins reports...

Confidence in the housing market remains strong in the Channel islands, despite the current economic climate, according to the latest property price figures. The average cost of a home in Jersey and Guernsey has risen over the last quarter to reach new highs as Alex South reports...

Tuesday 11 November

A call has gone out for all deputies in Guernsey to pay closer attention to the island's waste solution. The head of the former people's waste panel John Langlois says more needs to be done to ensure it is the right decision for the island. Mike Wilkins reports...

An Alderney politician has resigned in protest after the island voted to forge ahead with tidal power. Frank Dean stood down from the States after last night's meeting to vote through a series of measures to speed up the introduction of around five hundred tidal turbines. Alex South reports...

Friday 7 November

Last night we told you about a Guernsey woman who is so concerned about the possibility of an incinerator at Longue Hougue, that she's travelled to Jersey to find out what life's like living near the Bellozanne incinerator. Mike Wilkins followed Sarah Breton as she met the people who have to live near Jersey's current incinerator which itself is planned to be replaced...

Businesses will bear the brunt of tax rises announced by Guernsey's Treasury and resources minister Charles Parkinson. From next year companies in the finance industry will pay 50% more tax on their office space. As Alex South reports...

Thursday 6 November

Tonight, there's real evidence of the credit crunch hitting the Channel islands. To Guernsey first and the news that One hundred million pounds has been wiped off the Guernsey pension fund,  then it was announced Unemployment is at its highest level for 12 years. It appears the global economic crisis is beginning to bite as Alex South reports...

A woman from Guernsey who's worried about the suggested location of the island's new waste treatment plant, has been on a fact finding mission to Jersey, to see for herself what living near an incinerator's like. Sarah Breton's so concerned about the possibility of an incinerator at Longue Hougue that she wants to find out what life's really like living near one. Mike Wilkins followed her on her journey...

Wednesday 5 November

Sixty five employees of a Guernsey firm are waiting to hear if their jobs are safe. The local branch of office equipment suppliers NRG International is under review by its parent company Ricoh Global. Alex South reports...

Staying with elections and Guernsey had its Douzaine elections last night. But this year just one parish voted. St Sampson's was the only district that needed to go to the polls and as Mike Wilkins reports turnout was very low.

Tuesday 4 November

A Guernseyman who recently won the World Junior Bowls Championship has told the BBC how spending weeks in a coma helped him achieve his ambition. Earlier this year Craig Dorey was rushed to hospital with a heart condition. And as Mike Wilkins reports, the experience changed his outlook on the game...

Monday 3 November

Tributes are being paid following the death of the president of Guernsey's Milk Retailers Association. Jason Piriou, who was 37, was fishing at L'Eree when he collapsed. Alex South reports...

Guernsey's old post office has been put up for sale with a price tag of more than three million pounds. Any money raised from selling Nelson Place in St Peter Port will be used to fund capital projects. Mike Wilkins reports...