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'Emergency budget' to be debated in February

Policy and Resources has warned there will only be "losers" in these proposals.

Rosemary Hanbury sat on a grey armchair wearing a white jumper with a yellow, green and red scarf. She is smiling and looking to the left. There is a book shelf with books on the left behind the chair.

The 97-year-old who stood in Alderney's election

Rosemary Hanbury stood as a candidate for Alderney's States election after deciding to "have a go".

5 men stood posing for a photo in Alderney’s town hall. All in formal wear. From left to right, Returning officer Theo Leisjer, Alex Snowdon, Iain Macfarlane, Stuart Clark, Edward Hill

Airfares key issues for candidates and islanders

The airport and airfares are key issues for newly elected politicians and islanders.

A couple walking in to Alderney’s Island Hall to cast their vote

Two sitting Alderney States members not re-elected

Two other sitting members were re-elected along with three other candidates.

A yellow building with white around the windows. A crest sits above the front door while two lamps are either side of the door. A railing and two pillars sit in front of the building. Some of the neighbouring building including chimneys can be seen.

Polls close for Alderney States election

Nine candidates have been nominated for the five available seats on the island's government.

Alderney air fares will immediately increase as states cut costs

Alderney air fares rise as States cuts costs

The price hike will harm the bailiwick's economy, says Alderney's finance chairman.

The accident and emergency department at the hospital. It is a concrete building with a canopy out front. A concrete roundabout is planted with many colourful flowers.

P&R warned infrastructure cuts will hurt islanders

Cuts to the Alderney runway project will create an "island full of puffins", one deputy suggests.

Photo of a Morrisons Daily store shop front in St Helier, Jersey. The sign is a white rectangle with blocked lettering reading "Morrisons Daily" in green and yellow.

Morrisons plans 15 extra stores in Channel Islands

The Morrisons expansion has been described as an "exciting next chapter" by the company's CEO.

A man lays a poppy wreath at the memorial in St Ouen during a Remembrance Sunday service. Another man who is wearing a blue uniform is holding a blue flag.

Remembrance services held across Channel Islands

Parades are held across the islands as people came together to remember military personnel.