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Liberation Day celebrations held island-wide © BBC About 100 military and classic vehicles visited all 10 of Guernsey's parishes in a cavalcade Guernsey has marked Liberation Day with events across the island, in a change to traditional celebrations. Usually events are focussed in St Peter Port, but people have been encouraged to stay local in light of coronavirus. Family fun days, afternoon teas and live music are among events commemorating the 76th anniversary of liberation from German military rule. A parade of about 100 military and classic vehicles traversed the island and an occupati...

INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE students were treated to a magical mystery tour on Wednesday for their final school day.

Jersey is well-known for its sandy beaches and picturesque coastlines. Credit: ITV Channel TV While question marks hang over holidays abroad for UK tourists, one destination close to home is now open for business. Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, has this week opened up its borders with new Covid rules in place, including all passengers needing to complete an online form detailing their recent travel history before arriving. England, Scotland and Wales all allow for non-essential travel to Jersey, provided you're travelling with your own household, but Northern Ireland currently a...

Monday April 26, 2021, 8:57 AM It will go through all nine parishes to avoid crowds in town like in previous years. Credit: ITV Channel TV The organisers of Liberation Day in Guernsey have released details of the island-wide Cavalcade route. The Cavalcade of more than 100 military vehicles will visit all ten parishes in the island on Sunday 9 May to mark 76 years since the end of the Occupation. The route will follow the majority of the island coast road, beginning in Torteval. After concerns about large crowds and gatherings, the States of Guernsey Liberation Day Committee say there will b...

news Four Covid cases at Guernsey care home © BBC All 11 residents of the care home have been moved to the Princess Elizabeth Hospital while staff self-isolate Residents of a Guernsey care home have been moved to hospital while staff are self-isolating after four positive Covid-19 tests. Two residents and two staff at La Grande Lande, St Saviour have tested positive, the States of Guernsey said. All 11 residents are being cared for in hospital as the care home is unable to cover the self-isolating staff. None of the residents or staff with the virus require hospital treatment for symptoms...