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On This Day Monday 30th June

On This Day – 30 June 1813 The Star, Guernsey’s first English-language newspaper, was published for the very first time in St Peter Port. Known…

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The Day of the Outing

The Day of the Outing: A Glimpse into Guernsey, circa 1901 It was the summer of 1901, just months after the death of Queen Victoria,…

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On This Day Tuesday June 24th 2025

This Day in Guernsey History – June 24 Title: Victor Hugo’s Hauteville House Opens to the Public — June 24, 1927 On June 24th, 1927,…

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The Hidden History of Nazi Camps on British Soil

Welcome to the latest episode of “Guernsey Deep Dive,” where we uncover a little-known and unsettling piece of World War II history. This time, we’re…

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The Nicolle Symes Affair

Immerse yourself in the gripping narrative of two young men thrust into the epicenter of clandestine warfare during the German occupation of Guernsey. Join us…

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Barney the Cemetery Cat

Welcome to Guernsey Deep Dive. In this episode, we uncover the touching tale of Barney the Cemetery Cat—a ginger tabby who spent twenty years roaming…

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Unraveling the Sarah Groves Case: A Decade of Heartbreak and Hope

  Welcome to another heartfelt episode of the Guernsey Deep Dive podcast, where today we unravel the tragic mystery surrounding the murder of Sarah Groves,…

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The Duke: Life and Career of Len Duquemin

 In this episode of Guernsey Deep Dive, we step onto the pitch and into the past with one of the Channel Islands’ most remarkable…

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Surviving the Unspeakable: Harry St. Clair Dean’s Wartime Odyssey

Hey there! Today, we’re taking you on a gripping journey into the harrowing yet inspiring story of Harry St. Clair Dean, an ordinary man thrust…