Guernsey Press Politics Podcast

Our Kiosk Politics series continues with Home Affairs president Rob Prow.He joined host Matt Fallaize at Vistas at Vazon to talk about some of the big issues of the term, including population management, police complaints and GST.Plus his thoughts on running for P&R president and the debate over executive government.

As we continue our summer series, Deputy Liam McKenna joins Matt Fallaize at Rousse to talk about his motivations for getting into politics, his fears over the impact of the housing crisis, the role of the Bailiff and why he’s still against GST.Produced by Tony Curr.

In our latest Kiosk Politics episode, DPA vice-president and home affairs member Deputy Andy Taylor joins Matt Fallaize at Portelet to talk planning, policing, and being a first-term politician, plus Longue Hougue, Leale’s Yard, Fort Richmond and more.

Simon De La Rue and Matt Fallaize round up today’s proceedings, which included debates on animal welfare and use of the Royal Court.

Simon De La Rue and Matt Fallaize dig in to the veritable ‘tapas’ selection of issues discussed at the States today.

Having been sun-drenched on our first Kiosk Politics chat, Matt Fallaize and Deputy Sasha Kazantseva-Miller swapped out ice creams for hot drinks as they headed back to the shelter of Port Soif to talk about political parties and her ideas to help solve the housing crisis.

In the first in a summer series as we ask deputies to take us to their favourite kiosks to chat about our island and way it’s run, Matt Fallaize is joined by Deputy Tina Bury at Port Soif to talk about her route into politics, her experience so far, and her decision to resign from HSC.

Simon De La Rue is joined by Deputies De Lisle and Queripel on a blustery evening outside the Royal Court to recap today’s one-day June States meeting.

With exactly a year to go until the 2025 election, James Falla, Matt Fallaize and Simon De La Rue take a look at which deputies plan to stand again, how first-time candidates will get their message across this time and whether there is any prospect of political parties coming to the fore.