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The Weekly Briefing from The Quarry
Guernsey Cheshire Home seeks land for purpose built facility
Guernsey Police record 485 domestic abuse offences in eight months and use new powers to protect victims
Alderney Literary Festival cancelled
Spending commitments to Alderney and Sark under review
Permission granted for 42 new dwellings at former vinery site in the Vale
Dig Deeper
Dig This: Piecing together the story of Les Fouaillages, one of the oldest monuments to the dead
A Guernsey insurance company collapsed, now directors and the auditor face damages claims topping a combined $240m
Guernsey‘s embrace of digital finance recognises it needs a regime fit for tech entrepreneurs, not just traditional experts
The US is pursuing a sanctioned dark fleet oil tanker, a Guernsey-linked insurance company helped keep it - and many others like it - afloat
Sanctioned Russian oligarch’s fortune flowed through Guernsey to fund superyachts, an Airbus and prestigious London property - now his daughter fights in court to restore the family's wealth
The States’ digital money pit: a long legacy of broken promises, confusion and poor management that has only just sunk in
Fraudulent crypto scheme millions channeled through Guernsey are making their way back to those that lost out
Information Hub
What's happening near you? This week's planning maps
This week's planning applications and decisions.
Roadworks latest
Use our budget calculator to see how the £98m. deficit can - and can't - be filled
The Quarry VR Gallery
Explore Guernsey and Alderney RNLI lifesaving data
Mapping and tracking the £21m. plus spending by States on land for housing
Election 2025
Do you have to spend big to get elected? The data suggests not
Campaign law to cover candidates' conduct, party funding and media coverage among recommendations for improving general election
Who will do what in the new States?
History maker: Deputy de Sausmarez sets out a fresh vision for the States, pledging a quick fire look at tax
Election 2025: Build Your States
Election process praised, but concerns remain about low voter registration and campaign rules
