Jim Cathcart Episodes Episode guide
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Education: Debate continues
The debate over the future of secondary education in Guernsey continues.
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Island Games: Sports announced
The 14 sports that will be included in the 2021 Island Games in Guernsey are revealed.
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Education debate: Preview
With just days until the futue of education in Guernsey is decided, we look back.
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Milk retailers: Debate over compensation
Milk retailers want compensation after the States relaxed regulations on distribution.
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Construction: Helping people back into work
What is being done to help counter job losses in Guernsey's construction industry?
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Prescription drugs: Concerns over abuse
Doctors in the Bailiwick are concerned over the rise in perscription drug abuse.
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Alderney: Education meeting
The future of secondary education was discussed at a public meeting at St Anne's School.
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Condor Ferries: Further disruptions
Condor apologises following a weekend of disruption on both the Clipper and Liberation.
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Leale's Yard: Plans released
More than 400 homes could be built under plans put forward by the Channel Islands Co-op.
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Alderney States: Aurigny vote of no confidence rejected
Alderney States reject motion of no confidence in the management of the airline Aurigny.
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Terminal care criticism: Health department responds
Guernsey's health department has defended the way it handles terminally ill patients.
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Alderney GP: Demand for report to be published
Alderney residents demand the release of a report on the suspension of a local GP.
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Island-wide voting: Referendum could cost 拢400,000
A Guernsey deputy raises concerns over the cost of a referendum on island-wide voting.
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Education Department: Homework on Islam defended
Local school has caused outcry on social media after giving pupils controversial homework
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Guernsey's Childen and Young People's Plan: Reaction
Young people in Guernsey are promised more support and more of a voice.
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Guernsey's Public Services: Are you satisfied?
We take a look at the results of Guernsey's first community satisfaction survey.
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Lieutenant Governor: Announcement
Vice Admiral Ian Corder has been appointed as the Queen's representative in the Bailiwick
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15/02/2016
David Earl sits in. News, weather, travel and sport, plus what's going on around Guernsey.
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Bumblebee Marine: Inter-island service stopped
The Bumblebee ferry service between Alderney and Guernsey has come to an end.
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Guernsey Tourism: Visitor numbers released
Looking at Guernsey's visitor numbers for 2015 and new direct flights to Barcelona.
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Education: Calls to delay 11+ decision
Deputy Mary Lowe is attempting to delay a decision on the future of Secondary Education.
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White Van Man: Visiting tradesmen
Seeming lack of progress being made in tackling issue of the so-called 'white van man'.
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Storm Imogen: Island hit
Updates on Storm Imogen, plus Deputy Le Tocq on his comments about xenophobic islanders.
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Syrian Refugees: Why they won't settle in Guernsey?
The States have decided Guernsey is not in a position to accommodate Syrian refugees.
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L'Ancresse Common: How to Maintain it?
A new community group says the Common should only be run by the States as a last resort.
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Education Proposals: Reaction
We hear from Guernsey's Treasury Minister and the islands teaching unions.
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Education Proposals: Released today
The 11+ exam could end in 2019 under an overhaul of Guernsey's secondary education system
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EU Referendum: Should the Bailiwick have a say?
A petition has been launched to let islanders in the Crown Dependencies a chance to vote.
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Island Wide Voting: Local referendum
We talk island wide voting and local referenda with the Chief Minister and Deputy Green.
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Reciprocal Health Agreement: Reintroduction cancelled
The States have thrown out moves to reintroduce a Reciprocal Health Agreement with the UK
