The Bailiwick’s forthcomingnew Marriage Law will allow couples freedom to marry at any venue on Alderney - including the island’s...
Island Life
You can find the competition guidelines here.Go wild in our new photography competition! #1 - Sarah Joyce'Trigger' between showers# 2...
The first bills for the new Alderney Property Tax will be sent out in March, marking a major change in...
Renowned author and screenwriter Anthony Horowitz has agreed to launch his new Alderney-set novel on the Island this summer. His...
We would like to introduce and welcome Michaela Scott to the AY News team. Michaela grew up in Norfolk and...
#1 - Chris BlythHoumet Herbe#2 - Seon Broad - Town Sunset(Outside Competition Parameters)#3 - Tanisha GaudionClonque#4 - David PrivettFort Raz#5...
Jo and Ian from Little Island Leaves have kindly offered a few suggestions on tasks in the garden that we...
Running throughout the weekend from the 29th to 31st, The Big Garden Birdwatch is the perfect opportunity to learn more...
Alderney’s new £800,000 harbour crane has been delivered in two shipments and awaits assembly from a team of fitters from...
The Civil Contingencies Authority this morning decided the Bailiwick of Guernsey will enter a new lockdown with immediate effect. This...
Alderney's Island Medical Centre have now confirmed that as of Wednesday 20th January, they have vaccinated 328 recipients against COVID-19...
Alderney's restaurant scene is booming but for munchy moments when there isn't an eatery open nearby - La Ville's new...
Movies and Music is moving from its long time home on Victoria Street to the site of the old bookshop....
The new Mainbracye is taking shape at the Inner Harbour. As many will be aware the old ramshackle Mainbrayce, although...
Guernsey's Youth Commission is delighted to announce that a generous donation from the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and its...
The first 300 doses of Covid 19 vaccination have arrived on Alderney and healthcare staff have worked thoughout the day...
We recently approached Roger Saunt, owner of La Ville Hotel, for an update on the Chez Bar. There has been...
In particular, The AY News is looking for occasional and regular contributors for AY News as well as leads for...
The Georgian House pub celebrated being open again after a Covid scare with a double happy hour. It had been...
Colin the harbour goose with his new buddy Colin has always been quite elusive and on this day he wasn't...
Photo courtesy of wpbells.org and Graham Wright With several venues open up and down Victoria St on New Years Eve...
Photos by: Nigel Roberts Marais Hose Down by the Fire Brigade If you have some great images thta you would...
Alderney youngsters can look forward to an active new year with the launch of three new scouting groups. Based at...
A comment often heard back home in Australia. Mostly used when seeing Brits out enjoying the sunshine whilst the rest...
One of the highlights of living in such a wonderful community is the effort people go to for all and...
Guernsey's Policy and Resources Committee has confirmed that Aurigny has been selected as the preferred operator for the PSO. In...
Police are seeking the driver of a car who ploughed into the wall of a cottage in the early hours...
The prospect of a rare Presidential hustings vanished after disagreement over who should chair the public meeting. States Vice President...
A Remembrance Day ceremony marking the 75 years since the end of the war attracted a larger than usual turnout...
41 Club donates to Playground Appeal The 41 Club has donated a cheque for £2,500 to St Anne's PTA playground...
Aurigny may have been offered the Public Service tender put out by the States of Guernsey. New President of the...
Alderney's planning committee has asked the States of Guernsey to advise on a Visit Alderney application to remove two trees...
Shop-owners in Alderney have asked customers to stop stock-piling fresh milk. Milk has been scarce on Alderney since the crane...
Our vulnerability has been made ever clearer by our reliance on just one, key appliance - the harbour crane -...
The Harbour Office is delighted to advise that the Crane has been fixed and is ready for use. A special...
A period of 18 months’ exclusivity has been offered to Braye Harbour Developments to progress plans for a 250-berth marina...
It's the perfect panto for an island full of evergreen thrill-seekers Rehearsals for an ambitious Alderney Theatre Group production of...
Roland Gauvain, CEO of Alderney Wildlife Trust, has won the Pride of Guernsey's Conservation Hero of the Year award. Formerly...
The President of the States of Alderney has sent a letter to the editor of the Guernsey Press thanking Bailiwick...
A rail trip round Italy as a teenager provided the inspiration for six decades of work for Islander Michael Smallbone...
Eateries in Alderney are joining the Channel Islands’ most successful and beloved fixed-price food festival this year – Tennerfest. Five...
Alderney residents have the chance to make their views known on when the Island transitions into Phase 5C. The States...
Sandpiper CI, owner of Morrisons Daily, Checkers and Iceland in Guernsey, is to acquire all three Le Cocqs shops in...
Direct flights to Southampton from Alderney will not resume until virus testing facilities are established at Alderney's Airport, Aurigny's spokeswoman...
St Anne's school's head teacher Martin Winward will attempt his first ever marathon today – in the garden of his...
David Earl said his decision to step down from the States of Alderney was a decision he 'did not take...
Aurigny has added two Manchester flights to its schedule in early September. Manchester is the first UK additional destination Aurigny...
Aurigny has reassured passengers about the future of its Alderney to Southampton flights saying it plans to re-establish the direct...
A Dutch on his way from Brest to Cherbourg woke to find the keel of his boat jammed in rocky...
