Richard Digard

Look at the States’ plans for the next three years and its attack on ‘Guernsey’s NHS’ and it’s no wonder struggling islanders feel betrayed and let down. And whatever the just-announced Government Business Plan might say, these are the only priorities that really matter.

Losing £42m. on bungled IT projects isn’t just careless – it’s close to criminal for a cash-strapped island facing a cost of living crisis and demands for taxpayers to give even more of their scarce cash to a profligate government. So who, actually, is to blame?