THE Guernsey Blind Association turned 90 last week.

The massive Commix smashed it behind the decks in Rogues on Friday.

OVER the past couple of weekends, the Globe’s charity team has hit the Farmers’ Market at Sausmarez Manor and the car boot sale at Le Mare de Carteret School.

Saturday will see the return of the Discharge Soundstage music nights.

FRIDAY was Big Kids’ Day.

EXTREME Sports lovers have finally got a skate park.

Photos from the Hogwash event, organised by the Full Boar Motorcycle Club.

In 1966 he was playing the drums for Justus and in 2006 the bass guitar. But what else changed in those 40 years? In the first of a two-part comparison, Art Allen looks back.

A team of Guernsey students has taken part in the Young Enterprise finals for the south-east region.

They’re clean, bespoke, good value and designed by skilled artists. It’s no wonder tattoos are becoming less taboo – one Guernsey tattooist has been busy for 10 years. Emily Burden spoke to Black Star’s Matt Burdett.

DAN Hamill, who was born and bred in Guernsey, has taken advantage of his opportunities. Talking to him, you realise he is fully aware that the only way to continue the luck he’s had so far is to carry on working hard.

CHILDREN grow up happier if their grandparents are involved in their upbringing, researchers said last week.