Shipping to Alderney

15/10/2026

Happy birthday to our Alderney colleague Simon today from us all at Channel Seaways and Alderney Shipping

We hope you have a lovely day 🎁 🎈 🧁 🎁 🍻

13/09/2026

We would all like to wish Stuart Cox who’s part of our Alderney team a very happy birthday today!

Hope you have had a great day ❤️💙🩵🍾🍻🥂🧁🎁🎈

06/09/2026

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04/08/2026

Make sure you tune in tomorrow for live broadcasting aboard Trinity!!!

Real shipping, real people, real life and a real treat!!



Island FM Channel 103 Riduna Radio

29/07/2026

Keep a look out for further updates about something exciting happening “LIVE” next week!! 😜📻🎧🎤🎼

28/07/2026

Give us a vote/nomination please 🙏 only 3 days left to get them in for us!! 😘

Vote here: https://thecustomerserviceawards.com/

Over the moon as we have already doubled the nominations we had last year so enormous thanks to you wonderful Guernsey folks for taking the time.

If you have yet to vote, please do so now as nominations close midnight Friday.

17/07/2026

CM Coast in Alderney on Wednesday Timothy John Allen thank you for the pictures 😍👍

17/07/2026

Fab pictures taken by our colleague Tim Allen in Alderney of Trinity from very different view points to normal 😉🤩👌

Thanks Tim 👌😍 ❤️ Timothy John Allen

28/06/2026

Happy birthday to Saul today part of of Alderney Team!

Thanks for your continued help and dedication in the team it’s very much appreciated xx

Have a great day 💋🎂🍰🍰🧁🍩🍪🍻🍺🥂🥃🍷🍸🍹🍾🎈🎁🎈

21/06/2026

Huge congratulations to Carol Price, she did an article in this month's Alderney Journal about our good ship MV trinity which she painted as part of a competition she entered and won and her winning painting features on the front of the book cover of Time & Tide (order your copy here https://blueormer.gg/product/time-and-tide/ )

Swept along by the theme Time & Tide, these twenty short stories explore the shifting boundaries between land and sea, past and present, life and loss. Across the collection, a body washes up on a quiet beach and a choice is made to stay silent; a piece of the tide goes missing; a wartime blind spot on the coast becomes a place of fragile resistance; and a girl slips into the water and does not entirely come back the same.

Chosen from the Guernsey Literary Festival’s inaugural short story competition, the finalists represent a compelling range of voices from across the Bailiwick, weaving realism with folklore, history with the contemporary, and the personal with forces larger than ourselves.

Evocative, surprising and impossible to read just one, this collection offers a bold and unforgettable take on island storytelling.

Well done Carol and thank you Celine for encouraging Carol to enter 💙❤️😍