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WHEN your life savings – or, worse, those of your parents – are invested in a finance centre where the regulator has assured you that its primary objective is to regulate and supervise financial services with integrity and efficiency and in so doing help to uphold its international reputation, external events pale into insignificance.

Chouet is much more than a dumping ground and somewhere to race cars on the sand – it may have lost some of its charm, but it still has stunning views and a fascinating history, as Rob Batiste reports.

WHAT’S in a name?

Fictional grumpy fisherman Ebenezer Le Page was perhaps Chouet’s best-known resident. But what would he have made of the area’s changes in recent times? The old Guern would not have been happy, says Rob Batiste.

LANDSBANKI Guernsey’s administrator assured local depositors that he was taking all possible steps to safeguard their interests.

A SCHEME to protect bank deposits held in Guernsey could be in place by the end of the year.