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The four stamps which show aerial views in an artistic illustrative style of Lihou, Herm, St Peter Port and Sark. They contain drawings of boats, a diver, seagulls, ice cream, lighthouse, a horse and cart, palm trees and buildings. On the right hand side of each one reads "GUERNSEY PLACES TO VISIT", together with a silhouette of the head of King Charles III and the value of the stamp.

New stamps feature places to visit in bailiwick

The stamps show map illustrations of Herm, Lihou, Sark and St Peter Port drawn by Caroline Cummins.

(L-R) John De Carteret (prison governor), deputy Rob Prow, prison officer Birkett, prison officer Mel Fletcher, Deputy Susan Aldwell, Dave Le Feuvre (head of education, training and regimes), Michelle Watson Bunn (Ogier Law Firm) and Christopher Jones (Ogier Law Firm). The group are sat on one of the wooden benches made at the prison on a sunny day.

Prisoners help build 30 picnic benches for Herm

A charity says creating items for others helps prisoners feel part of the community.

A map of guernsey and herm, showing in blue lines, where the boat will survey the seabed.

Seabed mapping to update navigational charts

Mariners are asked to give the vessel a wide birth while it surveys the seabed.

The White House Hotel on Herm. It is a large white building set back from the beach amongst trees and grass.

Herm refurbishment under way despite losses

Herm Island needs "continual investment", says its hospitality manager.

Three Plecotus Auritus bats in flight at night.

Finished bat survey has 'revolutionised' knowledge

The four-year project has found various species of bats, mammals and insects.

A blue and white boat, with red life rings and writing saying Travel Trident, sits near a dock as passengers get off it.

Herm's Travel Trident to fire flares in exercise

The Herm Travel Trident V will release the flares between 18:00 and 18:30 GMT on Wednesday.

A team photo of Head of Operations and Education Angela Salmon (left), CEO Jessi Jennings (middle) and Ecologist Charlotte Burgoine (right) stood in front of blue sea. There are walls either side of them.

Nature report highlights 'decline' of species

The Nature Commission says the loss of habitats is one factor affecting species.

A white sign saying "Emergency Department and Radiology". A smaller white sign underneath which says "MRI". There is a small roundabout outside of the entrance of the building. There is a yellow and green ambulance outside of the doors.

New ED charges show 'transparency' to patients

Deputy Al Brouard says new emergency department charging systems makes things fairer for patients.

A round, brown Asian hornet nest hangs high up in the trees.

Guernsey boosts hornet nest destruction capability

The States says the cost of the equipment to be used in Guernsey, Herm and Sark was £2,150.