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Vale parishioners are being asked to have their say on a number of proposed changes to the island's bus routes, some of which affect the north of the island.

A Vale resident deputy has offered to spend up to half of his time as a States member helping people in the parish with any issues they may have and is inviting people to make contact with him.

A national park should be created in the north of the island to help mitigate the effect of so many new homes planned for the Vale and St Sampson's, a senior deputy has said.

Users of the car park at Lucksall near Les Amarreurs are being warned that improvement works due to start shortly means all vehicles have to be removed by the end of the month.

A potentially lifesaving medical device has been installed at one of the island's most popular beach destinations thanks to the Vale Douzaine and Guernsey's Cardiac Action Group.

One of the Vale's best known personalities has retired after a total of nearly 60 years' service to the parish.

Vale parishioners have been thanked by the States for their vigilance, which has helped to destroy three Asian hornet nests that were found in the north of the island.

Details of how "bin night" refuse collections for parishioners will be amended over the Christmas and New Year period have now been released.

Five new Vale Douzeniers who were elected in a contested secret election earlier this month are to be sworn in by the Royal Court next month so they can take up their duties in the New Year.

Vale parishioners on the electoral roll can vote in an election for five douzeniers on Wednesday and six nominations have been received.