THE recently-issued code of corporate governance for Guernsey’s finance sector is now much less prescriptive than its initial drafts, according to the head of the practitioner party who worked on it with the regulator.

GUERNSEY POST moved yesterday to try to clarify top salaries within the organisation.

OUR disclosures today about high salaries at Guernsey Post indicate the mountain it has to climb in order to ensure it has a future.

A PETITION to the States designed to restrict the ability of the island’s regulator to introduce (or mimic) competition in the electricity and postal sectors is now so well signed that it is virtually guaranteed to succeed.

NEVER too far away from controversy, Guernsey’s regulator today finds itself slap bang back in the maelstrom of a brewing  political row once again.

THE Office of Utility Regulation is not giving the public value for money, according to a deputy keen to see the organisation restructured.

WHILE the States was struggling to resolve the difficult issues of the island’s proposed £93m. waste strategy, another meeting was taking place that touched on matters potentially far more significant for Guernsey’s future well-being.