Told you so..£200m States IT project
For me, the warning signs were there from the very beginning. Discussions I had with senior Guernsey Deputies as early as June 3, 2019 raised red flags about the Agilisys…
States IT project – £200m down the pan?
The £200 million Agilisys contract 1 has exposed severe governance failures in Guernsey’s public sector. For an island with just 15,000 taxpayers, this amounts to over £13,000 per person—a financial…
Public Trust and Authority: A Lesson for Guernsey
Public trust is the cornerstone of a functioning society. In Guernsey, where government and community often intersect closely, breaches of this trust have amplified consequences. When those in authority manipulate…
The 3 types of notice
Legal Notices in Guernsey: Actual, Constructive, and Public Legal notices serve to inform parties of their rights, obligations, or legal proceedings. In Guernsey, as elsewhere, these notices fall into three…
The Case for a Public Services Ombudsman in Guernsey, again.
PSO is needed more than ever. Guernsey has taken pride in its reputation for effective governance and robust public institutions in recent years. However, behind the scenes, all is far…
The People’s Trust
Welcome to The People’s Trust: A Movement for Guernsey’s Future We are a consortium of local families and individuals united by a shared belief: the need to protect our rights,…
Stand with Us for Good Governance – Nullify recent law change and demand the removal of Deputy Prow
The Committee for Home Affairs has compromised Guernsey’s governance, undermining justice and civil liberties. Despite clear evidence, professional advice, and public opposition, the Committee appears to prioritise personal agendas over…
Hospital Cost Review Misses the Mark on Accountability?
In a series of recent articles (linked to below) I highlighted the disturbing details surrounding the Our Hospital Modernisation (OHM) project’s Phase 2, where escalating costs were concealed from key…
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing..
The famous quote, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,” often misattributed to Edmund Burke, encapsulates the essence of civic duty—although…
Exposing the Truth: How Legal Privilege Hides Injustice
The recent revelations at the Post Office inquiry have highlighted the dangers of using legal privilege to conceal the truth1. Paula Vennells, the former Post Office chief executive, attempted to…