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Kiosk at bus station offered free to charities

Charities can apply to use a kiosk near St Peter Port bus station for up to six months rent free.

A violinist performs outside a restaurant on a sunny day during the Guernsey Street Festival. She is standing in front of an iPad while she performs and is wearing a white T-shirt, blue jeans, white trainers and sunglasses. People are sitting at various tables outside the restaurant and they are watching her.

Street festival issues appeal for new sponsors

Organisers of the event say they are picking up on the work of their former finance officer.

A picture of the town church in Guernsey. It is a brick design with taxis parked out the front of it.

Guernsey Town Church gets £215k funding boost

The ratepayers' money was agreed at the St Peter Port parish meeting.

A picture of a police car parked on a road in Guernsey. The car is blue and green in colour and has the word POLICE in big writing on the side of it.

Police investigating damage at car park

Guernsey Police is asking for anyone with information to contact them.

About 20 rugby players in green and white hooped tops hold a cup and pop champagne as they celebrate a win. Their mouths are open as if they are cheering and some of their arms are in the air.

Rugby player marks 'momentous' 350th Guernsey game

The club's hooker Tom Ceillam joined the Raiders' youth academy when he was "12 or 13" years old.

An older man wearing a black coat and a check shirt with a small amount of grey hair, sitting in a cafe

'I lost my sight but still watch my football team'

Andy Lemée's wife gets a team sheet from the club and whispers commentary into his ear.

The hexagonal unit. Three sides of it can be seen. The left one has a covered hatch, the middle one has a window and the one on the right a metal door. There is a sign reading "visitor information" and there are tourism-related marketing posters covering the rest of it.

States seeks new ideas for bus station kiosk

Expressions of interest are being sought for the kiosk near the bus terminus in St Peter Port.

Three hands with pencils in their hands drawing a sketch in a sketchbook on the ground.

Club's streetscape drawings to go on display

A sketch club's drawings of roads, buildings and squares in St Peter Port are to be exhibited.

A Guernsey Post building with the company's emblem on the side of a grey building with 21 rectangle windows stacked in a cluster.

Postal workers rescue library home deliveries

Guernsey Post has agreed to help run the service after grant funding became unavailable.