ONE of the paradoxes of the States decision to restrict Guernsey’s population to ‘at or around current levels’ is that its other policies actively encourage it to grow. As one minister put it last week, the growth taps are on full.
POLITICIANS want to keep the population at the 2004 level of 63,000 for the next 60 years.
What sort of island do we really want?
ONE of the paradoxes of the States decision to restrict Guernsey’s population to ‘at or around current levels’ is that its other policies actively encourage it to grow. As one minister put it last week, the growth taps are on full.