Helen Hubert

Despite an at times unedifying States debate, the fact the new abortion law was passed by such a large majority shows how liberal Guernsey is becoming, says Deputy Peter Roffey

Perhaps the patriarchy exists for a reason. Helen Hubert considers the evidence

It’s high time we replaced Guernsey’s out-dated sentencing guidelines for drug offences with a more compassionate 21st century solution, argues Alex Garner

Deputy Carl Meerveld suggests holding a referendum for the public to choose their preferred style and size of government – and the level of taxation they are willing to accept to pay for it...

Ahead of this week’s states meeting, Deputy Gavin St Pier takes a look at the 2022 Budget

When it comes to global issues such as climate change and Covid, being a responsible citizen is important, but is it enough? Helen Hubert questions whether we’re focusing our attention in the right places...

A GUERNSEY-RAISED garden designer is in the running for a new prize at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

TODAY begins the much-anticipated States debate on the Government Work Plan that has prioritised action on housing in its many forms and guises. How ironic then that one of the amendments already placed was triggered by the perceived inaction of the Housing Action Group, hastily conceived 12 months ago with a solitary year mandate.

‘INADEQUATE’ is not a rating anyone wants to see on a school inspection report, especially when it relates to your own child’s school.

The island used to pride itself on pragmatism and solutions suitable for a small island adrift in the English Channel. Now, says Richard Digard, the political 'cure' is often worse than the problem it's trying to solve...