Chief minister to discuss Crown Dependency relationships
Chief Minister Howard Quayle plus representatives from Jersey and Guernsey meet with the House of Commons Justice Select Committee today to discuss the UK's constitutional relationship with the Crown Dependencies.
It's chaired by Conservative MP Sir Bob Neill with Brexit, fishing and co-operation with the United Kingdom Government during the pandemic the topics likely to be discussed.
Guernsey's Lead Member for External Relations and Constitutional Affairs, Deputy Jonathan Le Tocq, believes the Islands relationship with the UK is as good as it's ever been:
TT fans 'need to be able to book sailings far in advance'
Bride organising waste collection after Birchalls arrangement 'terminated'
Millennium Bridge to close nightly for maintenance work
DoI seeks to extend use of temporary silt removal and storage site
Chamber of Commerce calls on gov to address immigration challenges
TV series greenlit for former Isle of Man based author
