The story of an evacuation hero
Hervy Golding was a renowned ship's captain before the Second World War but it was his actions during the evacuation of Guernsey that led to more formal recognition.

Celebrating an icon of Guernsey
The Guernsey has been an iconic piece of clothing in the island for centuries, but what made it what it is?

Rare Chinese bowls raise millions
A pair of bowls made in China in the 18th Century go up for auction in Guernsey and reveal an unique history.

Vale war memorial may be moving
A Vale douzenier is calling for the parish's war memorial to be moved to allow easier access for parishioners.

Anniversary of our independence
Some of Guernsey's top law and constitution experts tell us about Guernsey's association with England and the laws of Normandy.

Story of a WWII code breaker
Helen Jackson, who spent the war years breaking German signal codes, on the time she spent at Bletchley Park.

From the other side of the Wall
Two Guernsey residents share their views from behind the Berlin Wall on the 20th anniversary of its destruction.

Life and work on the home front
William Horstead shares his memories of working as an electrical engineer during the Second World War.

Rare archaeological finds in Herm
A dig looking into Neolithic burial sites in Herm finds some rare an interesting items on the island's northern common.

How the museum buy things
After buying some items at the Sark Seigneurie auction in October 2009 Dr Jason Monaghan from the Guernsey Museum service explains how they can afford to purchase antiquities.