The Weekly Briefing from The Quarry

Tax reform decision in sight as sub-committee recommends no major changes to corporate regime and pressing on with GST-plus instead

'Forever chemical' clean-up operation to cost £16.5m as containment fails and regulatory standards breached

Guernsey property prices return to growth with 4.1% annual rise

Solar panels required on all new housing and commercial developments

Chamber raises concerns over social security reforms in GST+ package

Guernsey victim support charity calls for compensation scheme in five-year expansion plan

Guernsey and Bitcoin - what the next five years could bring

From banks to the courts and spreading skills - what needs to change for Bitcoin to take off in Guernsey

Bitcoin has entered its institutional era - will Guernsey take advantage?

MyGov digital failure: after £21.6m. was wasted for little gain, faster change and accountability is promised while a telling plea for political restraint is made

Dig This: unlocking housing development in Guernsey

Guernsey is the top source of foreign funding for Yale, some are concerned about who is behind it and why, the answer could be simple

How Guernsey plans to go for growth in finance, overcoming years of complacency

What's happening near you? This week's planning maps

This week's planning applications and decisions.

Roadworks latest

We're tracking Guernsey house building - the data shows there are no quick fixes in the pipeline

Discover Guernsey virtual tour: Ste Apolline's Chapel

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

Ross Le Brun wins by-election, pledges to act on starter homes

What Guernsey voters really wanted to know: inside BallotBot conversations

Eleven candidates confirmed in By-election

Three candidates submit nomination papers for By-election

By-election 2026: voting details and nomination period confirmed

By-election campaign fires up days after States agrees island should go to the polls

Do you have to spend big to get elected? The data suggests not