Guernsey Press Politics Podcast

Matt Fallaize joins Tony Curr to preview a bumper final meeting of this States term, with four days in the Royal Court ahead for members and debates on the minimum wage, inert waste and noisy vehicles among the business.

Matt Fallaize joins Tony Curr to round up the final day of the meeting, which saw the future of Alderney’s airport in the spotlight once again.

Matt Fallaize joins Tony Curr to talk through today at the States, which saw decisions on the future of parish rectories and the Island Development Plan.

Matt Fallaize and Tom Porter join Tony Curr to round up day one of the meeting, which brought news on Aurigny’s finances — and its plans for the Alderney routes.

The penultimate States meeting of the term gets underway tomorrow — and there's a lot on the agenda.Members have a stack of items carried over from the last sitting to get through first, including debates on sexual offences reform, parish rectories, and how the Island Development Plan can be changed in future.Add to that the new business going before them this week, including significant debates on Alderney and Sark, and whether to fund further work on a potential offshore wind farm.

With the countdown to the election well and truly on, Guernsey Press editor James Falla is joined by three big figures who won’t be standing this time around, P&R president Lyndon Trott, his deputy Heidi Soulsby and political veteran Peter Roffey, to talk about what’s in store and what’s at stake for the next States.