Rob Prow News Today

An intense two-week examination of the Bailiwick’s financial regulations came to an end on Saturday, when inspectors from Moneyval left the island.

TWO senior politicians have raised concerns about an escalation of cannabis use in the island and the alleged misuse of medicinal cannabis issued on prescription.

A review of the role of Head of Law Enforcement is set to take place, as current chief Ruari Hardy retires this summer.

There was a call in the States yesterday for new fines of up to £1,000 to tackle noisy vehicles.

Parking tickets are to go up to £65 as part of the first increases for more than a decade in fixed penalty notices issued by the police, traffic wardens and other special constables.

As the first States meeting with the new P&R president gets under way, Matt Fallaize considers how Deputy Lyndon Trott’s return to the top job came about and what we can expect from him in the role...

The director of Guernsey’s Economic and Financial Crime Bureau is to step down from the post, citing personal family reasons.

The States of Guernsey says the island is "a leading jurisdiction for safe and secure data".

It offers support and advice on cases of sexual abuse and assault, whether recent or historic.

REQUIREMENTS to have two years of relevant work experience for staff coming to the island have been relaxed with immediate effect, following concerns raised by the Confederation of Guernsey Industry.