How to vote Timeline Voting by Post Where to vote 20 September Your postal vote pack will be posted to you You can vote in person at either your parish during the week beginning 21 September polling station or at a super-polling station. Meet the Candidates and must be returned by 7 October at Parish polling stations will be open only Sunday 20 September 8pm. Completed postal votes may also be to residents of that parish who are on the dropped off to any polling station, or put Electoral Roll. 10:00am – 4:00pm at Beau Sejour in the Sir Charles Frossard House post box If you have opted for a postal vote you before 8pm on 7 October. will not be issued with a ballot paper in Week beginning 21 September Please note it is your responsibility to a polling station, you must use your check postal collection times to ensure postal vote. Postal Vote pack arrives through your letterbox, your pack will arrive before the deadline. For any questions relating to the Election delivered by Guernsey Post please email: [email protected] or call 01481 747579. For all polling station locations and opening 3 – 4 October times go to: Advance Polling www.election2020.gg/voting/where-to-vote/ St Sampson’s High School Saturday 3 October 8am to 8pm The Princess Royal Performing Arts Centre • St Sampson’s High School • The Princess Royal Performing Arts Centre 6 October Sunday 4 October 8am to 8pm Advance Polling • St Sampson’s High School • The Princess Royal Performing Arts Centre Your parish polling station The Princess Royal Performing Arts Centre Tuesday 6 October 8am to 8pm • Your parish polling station • The Princess Royal Performing Arts Centre 7 October Wednesday 7 October 8am to 8pm Election Day • Your parish polling station Your parish polling station • The Princess Royal Performing Arts Centre The Princess Royal Performing Arts Centre Postal Votes must be received by 8:00pm 8 October Vote Count at Beau Sejour Find more information at Correct at time of going to print. www.election2020.gg The opinions and or views expressed by any email [email protected] candidate are that of their own and do not in or call 01481 747579 any way reflect the views of the States of Guernsey. 1 Contents SURNAME First name Party Page SURNAME First name Party Page SURNAME First name Party Page SURNAME First name Party Page ALDWELL Susan – 4 FALLA Steve 64 LE TISSIER Chris 124 ROBILLIARD Ann – 184 BEAUMONT Michael – 6 FALLAIZE Matt – 66 LE TOCQ Jonathan 126 ROFFEY Peter – 186 BEBB Elis – 8 FERBRACHE Peter – 68 LEADBEATER Marc – 128 ROUSSEL Martyn – 188 BLIN Chris – 10 FLETCHER Mark – 70 LENORMAND Yves – 130 RUSSELL Victoria (Tory) 190 BOUGOURD Craig – 12 FORMAN Neil – 72 LOWE Mary – 132 SHEPHERD Neil – 192 BOWSHER David (Syd) – 14 GABRIEL Adrian – 74 LOWE Richard 134 SKIPPER Richard – 194 BREHAUT Barry – 16 GARDNER Clint – 76 MACKSONI Josh 136 SMITH Ken 196 BREHAUT Mark – 18 GIBSON Rob – 78 MAHONEY David – 138 SMITHIES Jeremy – 198 BRETON Sarah – 20 GOLLOP John – 80 MAHY Elaine 140 SOULSBY Heidi 200 BROUARD Al 22 GREGSON Robert – 82 MAHY Geoffrey 142 ST. PIER Gavin 202 BURFORD Yvonne 24 HAINSWORTH Kevin 84 MARTEL Adam – 144 STEPHENS Jane 204 BURY Tina 26 HALL Catherine – 86 MATTHEWS Aidan – 146 TASKER Jennifer – 206 HANSMANN CAMERON Andy Sarah MCKENNA Liam TAYLOR Andrew – 28 ROUXEL 88 – 148 – 208 CAVE Neil – 30 HARNISH Robert (Rob) – 90 MCLEAN Ray – 150 TINDALL Dawn – 210 CHÊNE Guilhem – 32 HARRIS Barry – 92 MCMINN Clive 152 TOOLEY Rhian 212 CHESCOE Nigel 34 HARVEY-ALAN Melanie – 94 MEERVELD Carl – 154 TOUGH Luke 214 COLLINS Garry – 36 HASKINS Sam – 96 MERRETT Jennifer – 156 TROTT Lyndon 216 CROSSAN Jonathan – 38 HAWKE Arron 98 MIHALACHE Daniel 158 VERMEULEN Simon 218 CUNNINGHAM Tony 40 HELYAR Mark 100 MITCHELL Diane – 160 WALKINGTON Tony – 220 DE LA MARE Simon – 42 HENDERSON Rosie – 102 MOAKES Nick 162 WALL Steven – 222 DE LISLE David – 44 INDER Neil – 104 MURRAY Bob 164 WEIR Barry 224 DE SAUSMAREZ Lindsay 46 INGLIS David 106 NEUVEL Paul – 166 WILSON Jonathan (Jon) – 226 DILCOCK Adrian – 48 JAMES MBE Sandra 108 NICOLLE Christopher – 168 YOUNG Nicola – 228 DOREY Mark 50 JONES Sian – 110 OGIER Scott 170 KAZANTSEVA- DUDLEY-OWEN Andrea Sasha OLIVER Victoria 172 ALLEN Art – 52 MILLER 112 – DUNLOP Fergus 54 LANGLOIS Shane 114 PARKINSON Charles 174 DUQUEMIN Darren – – These candidates DYKE John 56 LE BER Jane 116 PROW Rob – 176 ROBILLIARD John manifestos are available EHMANN Pierre – 58 LE BER Phil 118 QUERIPEL Lester – 178 SMITH Phil to view on the election website. FAIRCLOUGH Simon – 60 LE BRUN Ross – 120 QUEVÂTRE André 180 TITMUSS John FAITH Lucia – 62 LE PAGE Ian – 122 RIHOY Ivan – 182 YOUNG Gordon 2 3 Viewed from the sea our town is one of the be put in place to safeguard this industry for Susan Elizabeth most beautiful in Europe. Moving cruise ship the future. arrivals back to the White Rock, would take With such a reliance on electricity on the Island, Aldwell nee Rabey passengers along the Pollet, increasing footfall we need to be looking at new technologies through our High Street once again. for tidal power, one area where we have an Parish: Torteval We should start encouraging tourists for mid- abundance of potential. Experience: New candidate week breaks, when flights are cheaper, rather Community and Third sector than traveling on a weekend. Party: No Party affiliation The third sector will continue to be even With a shortage of hotels and capital more important in the future. Having taken investment desperately needed. In the short up the challenge myself over the years, from term we should be looking for more Air B&B Telephone: 264831 raising the funds to equip Amherst First (Homestead stays) as was done post war, when Junior playground equipment, refurbishing Email: [email protected] visitors wanted to come to Guernsey and many Facebook: Sue Aldwell for Deputy Election 2020 The Croft (a respite service for people with a households took in a visitor or two. We should learning disability) and sensory room, along be encouraging more glamping sites; it is with refurbishing The Adult Disability Day extremely popular and could be set up quickly Service and funding the set-up of Drop Inns, if fast tracked. which allows people with a learning disability Accommodation will be needed in July 2021 to to socialise across the Island and be part of our welcome the Island Games teams. We need to community - to helping at Torteval Scarecrow • Economy – Necessities over Niceties think outside the box. Festival, West Show & Parish Celebrations. Community spirit has always been very much • Education – 3 Schools & 6th Form Education – Back in December 2019, I stood with St. Andrews, St. Martins and the Forest in my heart. • HSC - Nurses & Care Assistants Constables against the 1 school 2 site model, My pledge to the voters of Guernsey is that I • Environment – Caretakers for the with the full backing of our Douzaines, which will give the same dedication to the island that generations to come. was unprecedented. Having served on La Mare I have given to my Parish as their Constable de Carteret School Committee for 3 years, I and all the charities I have supported. understand how important it is to take the Proposer - Andrew Sauvarin – Torteval Dean – view of ALL stakeholders. I support 3 Senior “I will be voting for Sue as she is the most schools, plus a 6th Form. tenacious person I know and will not give up Health – We clapped for our healthcare workers until it is sorted.” I have attended Island Constables meetings on Personal statement on a Thursday for many weeks. We should now Seconder - David Cherry – Cherry Godfrey – a regular basis, which has given me an insight be showing our appreciation for nurses and I have always been passionate about our “I will be voting for Sue because I believe she into the difficulties each parish faces across the care assistants in monetary terms. We need to beautiful island and fascinated by its history. is a hard worker, conscientious and will do her Island. ‘home grow’ our own nurses, giving a decent I grew up in St. Martins and have lived in the best for Guernsey.” starting rate and a decent equitable salary on parishes of Forest, St. Pierre du Bois & Torteval. Understanding cost efficiency at Parish completion to retain them, rather than paying Becky Link – Torteval Constable – “I will be I have been married for 25 years and have 2 level, the principle can be transferred into millions on agency staff. According to UCAS, voting for Sue as she is passionate about grown up children. My working life has mostly Government as I feel the economy is going applications for nursing degrees are up 63% Guernsey, about the people and what is best been involved in accounts or banking and to be the most pressing concern over the to over 58,000 in the UK since the start of the for Guernsey. No hidden agenda – a people’s always heavily involved in the community. next term, leading us to weigh up what are Deputy.” necessities and niceties. COVID19 virus – this can only be positive news- which we need to encourage. Please do not hesitate to contact me for any Manifesto We are in a competitive global environment Our wonderful care staff are crucial to our further information. I have served as Constable in Torteval for and must be proactive in enticing new Island and key to the Supported Living and nearly 5 years, being responsible for the business to Guernsey. We need to look at our Ageing Well Strategy which we will need to day to day administration, working with and regulatory system.