Politics Podcast: Deputy John Dyke & Martin Thwaite

PodcastsPublished: May 6, 2022Last Updated: May 6, 2022

Simon De La Rue is joined by Deputy John Dyke, who sits on Development & Planning and Scrutiny, and St Andrew’s senior constable Martin Thwaite to discuss the political issues of the moment.

Among the topics covered are planning and affordable housing, tax and the cost of living, and the future of the Guernsey Party, of which Deputy Dyke is a member.

Politics Podcast: Deputy John Dyke & Martin Thwaite

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