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An entire island was glued to the pool as 18-year-old Filip Nowacki swam into Jersey sporting history – ending a 36-year wait for a Commonwealth Games medal with a stunning silver-winning performance.
The 18-year-old touched the wall in 59.34 seconds to finish second in the men’s 100m breaststroke on Saturday night in Glasgow.
A medal 36 years in the making ...Young people from across Guernsey are invited to take part in this year’s Rotary Young Artist and Rotary Young Photographer competitions.
The competitions are open to anyone aged 17 or under and provide an opportunity for young people to express their ideas.
Entrants are invited to interpret the theme of friendship in their own way, either through paintin...
A student from Guernsey has won a prestigious academic prize awarded by the University of Cambridge.
Having already launched her own tutoring business, Mia Edgworth believes the award will help her take her studies and business even further.
She is a second-year under-graduate at the University of Cambridge, studying Human, Social, and Political Sciences...
What began as two afternoons a week as a typist has grown into a 30-year career at Medical Specialist Group (MSG) for Personal Assistant Michaela Le Flock.
Since joining MSG in 1996, Ms Le Flock’s career has grown, becoming a familiar friendly face for patients and playing an integral role behind the scenes, supporting clinical teams and patients with consistency, ...
A Guernsey woman made it to mile 20 of the London Marathon before running out of time has completed the race… in Guernsey.
Emily Nuttall walked the marathon on crutches to raise money for Grassroots Suicide Prevention, but was forced to pull out because of the ...