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Nearly £632,000 needs to be raised to meet parochial and ecclesiastical requirements for 2022, a Vale Parish meeting will be told later this month.

Concern about the effects of the States introducing a goods and services tax (GST) was the main topic of discussion at a special tax review "drop-in" session held in the Vale, according to media reports.

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Members of the Vale Douzaine have been invited to a special tour of the parish church to see first hand the work that is required this year to keep the ancient monument – which was dedicated in 1117 – in tip-top condition.

Police are investigating vandalism that occurred on parish land and involved significant damage to a tree planted in memory of former States member Dave Jones, who was a staunch supporter of the Vale.

The Vale is responding positively to a call by the States to put the focus on this year's Liberation Day celebrations on the parishes, the Vale Douzaine has confirmed.

Rousse Pier, which was badly damaged by storms in November, is to be repaired over the next spring tides, the States has confirmed. The assurance came after the Vale Constables raised concerns, highlighted by users and the moorings committee.

Vale Constable Richard Leale is to contact States Agriculture, Countryside and Land Management Services (ACLMS) over the deteriorating condition of Rousse Pier to try to establish a timetable of repairs for the facility.

A reminder for all dog owners in the Vale – January 31 is the last day for ensuring your animal is properly taxed and registered with the parish.

An election is to be held later this month for a member of La Mare de Carteret Primary Parochial School Committee and nominations for the single seat available are now being invited.