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A number of people have been asking what help there is available during the current virus crisis, especially for people self-isolating and so struggling to get basics or perhaps even just walk the dog.

Employment and Social Security is encouraging any Vale parishioner to get in touch if they need financial support as a result of the far reaching impacts of COVID-19.

Guernsey's developing response to the outbreak of Coronavirus may have an effect on the forthcoming Vale parish meeting, currently scheduled for 1 April at 7.30pm. Senior Constable Richard Leale has advised that it is currently going ahead but in the main douzaine hall to enable appropriate self-distancing.

Details of more than £560,000-worth expenditure that the Vale Douzaine needs to spend in 2020 have been published ahead of the forthcoming parish meeting.

Vale’s parish meeting will be held on 1 April this year, a week later than usual, after some of the financial information the Douzaine is required to scrutinise was delayed.

A further attempt to build at La Pointe, the area better known as the 'Triangle Field' opposite Alliance, has been rejected again by planners. 

Members of the Vale Douzaine have expressed "deep regret" that permission for 11 new homes on a site in Tertre Lane has been granted by planners when so many brownfield areas remain undeveloped.

Details of the agenda for the forthcoming annual general meeting of Les Habitants du Clos du Valle has now been published, along with a proposed new member to be voted in.

An appeal has been launched to encourage people from the Vale to take part in the biggest sporting event the island has ever hosted. With just under 500 days to go before the 2021 NatWest International Island Games, parish volunteers are urgently required.

Publication of the draft planning framework for regenerating Leale’s Yard and the Bridge area generally is to be considered by the Vale Douzaine at its forthcoming meeting.