Neil Inder News Today

REPLACING the Policy & Resources Committee late last year has caused long delays to numerous projects aimed at dealing with a looming black hole in States finances.

FORWARDING a private email to a third party without consent has resulted in a deputy being formally reprimanded.

PROPERTY developers have been challenged to speed up house-building after winning their battle against planning policy GP11.

At a public meeting islanders tell Danish ferry firm reliability was their priority for future services.

The attraction is planned to be part of a new Tourist Information Centre in St Peter Port.

The States says it is open to talks with pollack fishers who were hit by a zero catch quota.

Guernsey Ports said the Barfleur which can carry 1,212 passengers will be heading to St Peter Port.

It has been a busy week for local plane spotters, with Aurigny leasing a number of aircraft.

An attempt to speed up the setting up of a more independent procedure to deal with complaints against the States narrowly failed, and the process has now been pushed on to the next States to consider.

Support is being canvassed for a motion of no confidence in Carl Meerveld’s States’ Assembly & Constitution Committee.