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Vale parishioners who haven't yet paid their rates bill have been warned that failure to contact the office about the outstanding amounts means they could face legal action.

Our colleagues at the Vale Commons Council have been busy with a couple of things over the last few months, including revamping its own distinctive website, which provides a lot of information about the Common itself.

A decision by the Vale Douzaine to try to help the island's homeless by providing space for emergency sleeping pods has been widely welcomed.

What did you think of the General Election, which returned a new States of Guernsey under the island's second experience of island-wide voting? Vale residents are being asked to share their experiences of the process in a new survey.

A significant step has been taken by the Vale Douzaine to streamline parish affairs and help save ratepayers’ money by taking over the the administration of a key parochial account.

A decision by the States to buy Leale's Yard and start work on developing it for commercial and housing units within the next 12 months has been broadly welcomed by the Vale's Senior Constable.

No new supermarket will be built on the Bridge as part of the revised Leale's Yard plans now that the States have bought the brownfield development site from the Channel Islands Co-Operative Society Ltd.

Redevelopment of Leale's Yard for new homes and offices plus the regeneration of the Bridge area looks certain to go ahead after all because the States announced today it is to buy the brownfield site.

More than 100 Vale residents have still to pay their parish rates and an urgent request has gone out to them to clear the outstanding amounts before further action is considered against them.

Leale's Yard and the 300 new homes planned there may be able to go ahead after all, despite the States withdrawing public funding for the Bridge redevelopment scheme.