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Megs Bailey wearing a white quarter zip fleece with navy horizontal stripes holds up some floral patterned bunting.

Homemade bunting put up around Guernsey

Islanders are putting up bunting to mark the 80th anniversary of Liberation Day.

People in military uniforms stand in the street and look at each other on Liberation Day.

People urged to plan travel for Liberation Day

The Liberation Day organising committee says delays can be expected from 5 May in St Peter Port.

A glass double door on the left which has 'Welcome' in different languages written on it as well as opening times. On the right is a large glass window which has 'Liberation 80' painted on it. In between is a sign with information about the Visitor Information Centre.

Information centre relocates to the heart of Guernsey

The Visitor Information Centre in Guernsey has relocated to the Market Buildings in St Peter Port.

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.

A small cobbled street with boarded up shops on one side.

Struggling street 'needs to attract niche shops'

Many of the shops and restaurants on Mill St have been closed or boarded up for years.

A smiling man with grey hair in a denim shirt stands in front of a football pitch.

Stadium director excited to show fans new complex

The club says the all-weather pitch could mean "the days of tears from youngsters are nearly gone".

Six Guernsey FC players celebrate with each other after scoring a goal. All are wearing the football club's green home kit with white shorts and green socks.

Guernsey FC set for emotional stadium send-off

The club are playing their final home game at the ground before moving to Victoria Park.

A room in a music venue. There is purple lighting in the room. A chair, a flooring tile, two brooms and a piece of wire mesh are in the room.

New music venue added to Guernsey cultural centre

The Pit is due to open in St James during the Decibel Tower Festival in April.

An arched sign in between two buildings the outline is a dark blue while the writing is gold. The sign reads "Welcome The Old Quarter".

Old Quarter sign restored and painted

The deteriorated sign has been restored and put back up at the bottom of Mill Street.