Opinion
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Opinion
It can’t be blamed on deputies, but it’s clear that the membership of our States Assembly is really quite unrepresentative of the island it serves. Tina Bury looks at some of the under-represented sections of our community and why it matters.
The Press View
Opinion
Tariffs. Everyone is talking about them – but what does it mean for Guernsey and, indeed, the global economy? Ahead of the launch of his book, This Is What A Rich Death Looks Like, on Monday, Andy Sloan admits, he’s not sure either...
Opinion
Ever one to challenge authority and support the underdog, Horace Camp was recently surprised to find himself being labelled racist and xenophobic.
Opinion
The Bailiwick data protection commissioner outlines how a military group chat misfire reveals the value of federal privacy laws.
Opinion
The newly-formed political party Forward Guernsey is presenting voters with the most extensive manifesto ever seen at a general election locally. The party’s secretary, Mark Le Page, argues that the States’ recent decision to direct the introduction of GST-plus from 2027 provides an example of why political parties are needed in Guernsey.
Opinion
Having served in senior roles continuously since returning tothe States in 2012, Jonathan Le Tocq has more recent experience than anyone to answer the question ‘Leadership in Guernsey Politics: What Works, What Doesn’t, and What It Takes?’.
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Reader's Letters
Reader's Letters