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Details of the outcome of what happened at last night's Vale Parish Meeting have now been published.

Parishioners are reminded that the first parish meeting of 2026 is being held tomorrow at the Douzaine Room at 7.30pm, with spending proposals for the year and a douzaine election on the agenda.

Parishioners have the opportunity to meet a number of Vale douzeniers, resident deputies and other officials later this month at a special parish surgery being held to see how much interest there is in such informal meetings.

Vale Douzaine Room and all its surrounding areas have been declared a smoke-free zone to protect other users and staff from the effects of second-hand smoke and vape products.

Users of a Vale road are being invited to comment on proposals by Traffic and Highways to prevent parking along one side of it.

Around 300 Vale pet owners have yet to renew their dog tax and are already weeks late in doing so, the office said today.

Details of how the Vale Parish intends to raise more than £700,000 for parochial needs in 2026 have been published today.

An election is to be held for a new douzenier for the Vale, it has been announced today.

A new traffic filter at a difficult Vale junction has been installed and is working well, said the States Traffic and Highways Services, which is also asking for feedback from parishioners on the changes.

Vale parochial accounts for 2025 and some forecasts of what will be asked to be raised through parish rates in 2026 have been published today by the Constables.