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In a 28-page filing, attorneys said: "Sexual assault is a horrific crime, and TJ is appalled that his name is mentioned in the same sentence with such a crime, and

In the second part of Deputy Peter Ferbrache’s ‘musings’ on politics in Guernsey, he hits back at his most outspoken political critics

He faced the music at Tuesday night's council meeting.

'Freedom of speech for Trent, the Boy from Burnie, is dead.'

It will examine what CPD should be required of professionally qualified members and how they should demonstrate their compliance. It will explore the

There's a move to raise the bar on complaint assessment.

There's a move to raise the bar on complaint assessment.

Friday, March 5, 2021 Mr Page was a magistrate of strong Christian conviction.  After many years’ blameless services in that role he began to hear family cases and in 2014 he presided over an adoption application by a same-sex couple.  All the other factors pointed in favour, but Page refused to sign off on it on the grounds of his religious beliefs.  He was sworn to act in the best interests of the child, he said, and in his view that was to provide it with a mother and a father...

“[T]he reality is that at, our current pace of work, we would need five or ten years just to go through all the accusations and possible cases brought up this summer,” project manager Josh Kassel writes in the panel’s official statement. “Thousands of hours would be spent listening to testimonies or getting details of the darkest parts of our community, and that is when you consider only the people from this summer. Any questionable behaviour in the meantime would get added to a waiting...