
With less hype and more to do, this year’s Liberation Day was an understated triumph. At least, way better than last year’s, according to the revelling masses. Thom Ogier reports. Pictures by Peter Frankland and Steve Sarre.
FOLLOWING last week’s success in winning Bright Young Things, Street Academy is now moving forward in the search for support and funding.
Local five-piece My Last Victory took to the stage on Saturday and proved why they were one of the few local bands chosen to perform.
A career with the Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service can offer you things not many other jobs can. On average, they get 1,200 call-outs each year, which range from fires, road accidents and flooding to animal rescues.
DJ and digital music student Chris Mounter tells the Globe how he started out and what’s in store for the future.
Plenty of top names are on the bill at this year’s Guernsey Festival of Comedy, including Paul Tonkinson, and tickets are likely to sell out as quickly as last year. Emily Burden tells us what we’ll be laughing our socks off at during the eight-day event.
YOUNG KNIVES are sharpening up their act on tour before hitting the Guernsey stage this Sunday.
With summer on its way, islanders are out and about on the roads more often. And while it is fun to turn up the tunes and enjoy the summer sun, it is important to consider all aspects of road safety before you hit the road. Here, pedestrian safety group Steps highlights a few […]
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