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Regulator eases rules to boost digital finance innovation (opens the original)
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The Lending, Credit and Finance (Amendment) Rules, 2026 form part of the Guernsey Financial Services Commission’s Digital Finance Initiative, which aims to support innovation and position the Bailiwick as a trusted, agile and forward-thinking jurisdiction for digital financial services. The rules were made on 9 September 2026 and come into effect on 1 October 2026. Under the amendments, firms already licensed by the commission will no longer be required to hold a separate virtual asset service p
Alderney’s Blonde Hedgehog gets Michelin Key recognition (opens the original)
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The hotel in St Anne received its first Michelin Key last year, which recognises hotels that offer an exceptional stay, with properties considered for their individual character, architecture and design, quality and consistency of service, contribution to their destination and the overall guest experience. The only other Michelin Key hotel listed in the Channel Islands this year is Longueville Manor in Jersey. ‘We were genuinely thrilled when The Blonde Hedgehog received its first Michelin Key l
Cesspit draining issue caused the closure of Ladies’ Pool (opens the original)
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The cafe and public toilets were closed yesterday and today while essential drainage work is carried out to rectify the issue and prevent a recurrence. ‘What we experienced at the Ladies’ Pool was a specific, localised drainage issue,’ said Vive La Vallette operations director Helen Bonner-Morgan. ‘We took it seriously, acted cautiously and have put the necessary measures and monitoring in place to prevent this particular issue from recurring.’ Any links to the broken outfall pipe at Fort George
Long-awaited pavement finally in place at Les Beaucamps (opens the original)
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Work has been going on all summer to create the new physical pavement, which includes an informal crossing point at the junction with Ruette des Delisles, and replaces the painted pavement that previously stretched along the western side of the road. The lack of official pavement has long been a source of concern for the local community due to safety concerns around the number of children that use it to travel to and from nearby schools. ‘Students at Les Beaucamps High School and Castel Primary
GFSC proposes a 4.3% RPI rise in licence fees for 2027 (opens the original)
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The regulator is proposing a 4.3% increase in fees, the June inflation figure, and has gone out to consultation over the next month. It said that the proposal was intended to ensure that it could ‘continue to deliver effective, high-quality regulation’. ‘The commission seeks to deliver effective regulation and to ensure that the Bailiwick remains an attractive jurisdiction in which to do business,’ said chairman John Aspden. ‘Our proposed overall increase is aligned with inflation and reflects t
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