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Vale Senior Constable Richard Leale has welcomed the latest rejection by planners of building homes on the "triangle field" opposite Alliance but said the matter raised some serious issues.

Following Wednesday's first island-wide election of deputies, Guernsey's parishes will also be electing officials. In the case of the Vale, that will take place on Wednesday 4 November at 7.30pm at the douzaine rooms.

One of the priorities for Guernsey’s newly elected States of Deliberation after the first island-wide general election is ensuring that all the parishes have adequate political representation, the Vale’s senior Constable has said.

Vale parishioners who haven't chosen to use a postal ballot can go to the polls today and tomorrow in Guernsey's historic island-wide general election of people's deputies.

Building on the controversial 'Triangle Field' opposite Alliance is probably all but inevitable, Vale's Senior Constable has said as he criticises States' silo mentality.

Nearly 200 parishioners face fines and being taken to Petty Debts Court over unpaid parish rates, the office warned today. A total of 190 bills remain outstanding despite reminders being posted out three weeks ago and the Douzaine has an obligation to collect the money owed for providing parish services.

Parishioners with hedges and/or streams on their property are reminded that the legal deadline for cutting them back and cleaning douits is fast approaching.

An appeal has been made by the Vale Douzaine for public spirited parishioners who would like to play a role in the island's first island-wide general election for People's Deputies.

For any Vale residents thinking of voting in the forthcoming and first island-wide general election of deputies, today is your last chance to register in order to do so.

Public art incorporating the Vale parish crest and two "lifetime" homes have been proposed in the revised development plans for the so-called Triangle Field opposite the entrance to Alliance.