The Interview

In this episode, Jodie Yettram talks with Yvonne Corbin, CEO of Caring Cooks, to explore the food charity's journey over the last decade as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.  Yvonne discusses the widespread issue of food insecurity in the island, and how families are turning to cheaper and processed foods amid what she describes as a cost of living ‘emergency’. February 16, 2024

The UK has had food allergy laws for more than a decade and yet in Jersey, no such legislation exists... Join Oliver Hall as he sits down with JP Restaurants CEO Dominic Jones to talk about why that is, why change is so badly needed, and how much further there is to go in the hospitality industry as a whole. More on www.bailiwickexpress.com. February 12, 2024

Footfall is holding steady, there's interest in the vacant units, and some movement has been spotted in Leale's Yard - life looks good at the Bridge. Head of Business Development for the Guernsey Retail Group Korrine Le Page, Businessman Martin Search, and third sector professional Michael Sheen told Laura Clayton what they think about Guernsey's second retail centre and what the future might hold...

In this special Digital Day edition of The Interview, Bailiwick Express speaks to Werner Bornman from JEC. Find out more at www.bailiwickexpress.com January 30, 2024

For this special Digital Day edition of The Interview, Express spoke to Hannah Gleave and Aaron Gavey from Ports of Jersey. Find out more on www.bailiwickexpress.com . January 30, 2024

Express caught up with Digital Jersey CEO Tony Moretta about the huge potential for digital technology to transform the island. Find out more at www.bailiwickexpress.com . January 29, 2024

Jersey's equality, diversity and inclusion charity has announced its first change of CEO since the organisation was founded a decade ago. Vic Tanner Davy, the founder and current CEO, is stepping down to allow for Kaye Nicholson to succeed him. Kaye is a gay woman, a mum, a campaigner for same-sex parental rights, a manager in the finance industry and vice-chair of the Jersey Community Relations T...

During his first full-length interview Deputy Lyndon Trott talks about his new role as President of P&R. He touches on the need for higher income tax, amendments to the Government Work Plan that may support the Transforming Education Programme, and a revitalised group that’ll think ‘only of housing’ from when they wake to when they sleep.  He talks to Express about Condor, MoneyVAL, and what h...

Eleanor Lister, who shares her adventures rock climbing around Jersey with nearly 16,000 Instagram followers, speaks about learning to trust again after a bad injury and how she built her social media community... Read more of our stories at www.bailiwickexpress.com . January 12, 2024

Express sat down with Natalie Mayer to chat about her charity Skate Space, which is set to transform a rundown church into Jersey's largest-ever indoor skatepark… Natalie shares insights on the future management of the venue and the ongoing call for more funding and support. She also discusses the impact of the harbour skatepark closing and the need for more facilities for young people in town. Ja...

In this episode, Jodie Yettram talks to diver and conservationist Kevin McIlwee about his marine research which has uncovered a diverse underwater world 20 miles of Jersey’s coast that is in need of protection… January 9, 2024

When a young islander started making videos about her battle with cancer as "a bit of fun", she never expected that her content would attract millions of views and help so many other people...   ….Antonia Rubio sat down with Express to talk about facing thyroid cancer over the past three years, her efforts to raise awareness and support other young cancer patients, and the challenges young women f...

To say his three plus years as President of P&R were tumultuous is an understatement, but Deputy Peter Ferbrache says he did his best as the top committee president. He sat down with Express to talk about the past few years, the future and what his hopes are for Guernsey following the motion of no confidence and the subsequent election of Deputy Lyndon Trott as his replacement. December 29, 20...

This week, Express goes behind the scenes at A&E at Christmas time... Dr Masha Finn, Clinical Lead at the General Hospital's Emergency Department, spoke about the pressures facing the department and the busy season ahead... December 22, 2023

James Dumbleton is working with others to preserve the cultural identity of the Channel Islands through music. He told Laura Clayton what that means and why he is so passionate about it.  December 20, 2023

December 8, 2023

The food bank run by Guernsey Welfare Service thinks this Christmas will be its busiest ever, as families continue to struggle with the high cost of living.  December 1, 2023

Police Chief Robin Smith speaks to Express about riots, knife crime and a host of other issues relating to public safety - in light of new laws being proposed by Home Affairs Minister Helen Miles . November 28, 2023

When Sebastian Priaulx was born premature, followed a few years later by his sister Danniella, it spurred their parents into action - wanting to give something back to the medical teams who saved their babies lives.  Jo and Andy Priaulx along with cousin Richard Le Tocq launched the Priaulx Premature Baby Foundation, which is now celebrating its 20th anniversary.  November 17, 2023

This week Matthew Leach speaks to Guernsey’s Head of Law Enforcement and the Chair of the States Strategic Co-ordinating Group, Ruari Hardy. Mr Hardy was responsible for co-ordinating the island’s response to Storm Ciaran and making sure people in Guernsey were kept safe.  They talk about the plans in place, how they were deployed to great success, and the lessons learned. November 3, 2023

What new taxes could be on the way? Is there any end in sight for the transformation of education? Could Guernsey have a new government this time next year? Join Kit Hannah and Matthew Leach as they demystify the recent tax and spend debate that saw GST thrown out again, with some victories and embarrassments for States' committees over flagship projects. With reaction from politicians, industry,...

This week Express is joined by Ben Wratten from the Digital Guernsey and Chris Leaman from Black Vanilla.  These two groups have been working together to launch the second local entrepreneurship survey, which has been designed to find out what kind of issues face young local businesses. October 20, 2023

Bethan Batiste was diagnosed with epilepsy at 11, and had surgery to remove a brain tumour at 14.  She is now planning an event to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital and Headway Guernsey.  October 13, 2023

Did a deputy go too far after naming a local doctor in the States’ chamber?  Why have numerous families come forward with concerns about safeguarding?  What is parliamentary privilege, and should it be protected?  Laura Clayton and Matthew Leach explain the safeguarding story to date and look to answer some of the questions that have spilled out of recent news coverage.  October 6, 2023

Mark Bills was Director Emeritus at Gainsborough House Museum, and he was asked to share his advice on the plans for Victor Hugo Centre in Guernsey.  He told Express what he thinks about the idea, and how he thinks it could work. September 22, 2023