Another positive case of coronavirus has been diagnosed in Guernsey since the island was previously declared free of the virus.

A new case of coronavirus has been confirmed in Guernsey

Vulnerable people in Jersey are being encouraged to get out and enjoy the last remnants of summer, in case rules around shielding are tightened this winter.

Vulnerable islanders told to expect further restrictions in the coming months

Essential filming and testing is taking place at the site to take place ahead of the transition to Phase 5c of the exit from lockdown. 

Guernsey's North beach parking spaces closed as island prepares testing centre

Jersey's main mental health charity is working up plans to make access to services in the island easier to navigate.

Jersey's mental health services need to be "easier to access"

The virus was identified on a swab from an individual who had travelled to Guernsey from the UK. 

Second coronavirus case diagnosed in Guernsey

The latest figures for confirmed coronavirus cases and related deaths across the Channel Islands.

Number of coronavirus cases in the Channel Islands

The new lab is now processing tests, and aims to speed up the time it takes to get a result. Officials say it will allow people to enjoy the island sooner.

Covid-19 tests now being processed at Jersey’s new laboratory

Specialist nurses in the island say they are seeing a rise in the number of cases of Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea and Syphilis.

Number of sexually transmitted infections on the rise in Jersey

The States of Jersey Police ais urging islanders to follow Covid-19 party rules.

Two large parties investigated for breaking Covid rules in Jersey

Many were due to change category at 11:59pm on 16 September, incurring longer periods of quarantine.

Jersey's government pauses changes to travel restrictions 

It is a chance for people living with disabilities to talk to candidates about the struggles they face and how they think Guernsey could be improved. 

Disability speed hustings event to be held for Guernsey Election candidates

Jersey's Assisted Reproductive Unit at the hospital

The head of Jersey's infertility clinic is warning a second wave of coronavirus could impact those trying to have children. 

Second coronavirus wave could impact those trying to have children

The government says the guidance is "strongly recommended" for those over the age of 11, unless they have a medical condition. If this is the case, they will receive an exemption card.

Jersey students told to wear face masks on school buses

An online survey, which received almost 400 responses, found that even though 91% of islanders are aware there is a drinking guideline, many do not know what it is.

86% of people in Guernsey and Alderney unaware of recommended drinking limit

The change will mean all islanders are prepared to donate their organs when they die unless they have requested to be removed from the organ donor register.

Channel Health