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Firework updated list with events due tonight & any issues please do complete a GSPCA Incident or Upset Report Survey or a general view survey
With firework events already started and over 50 already registered for November on the States of Guernsey website https://gov.gg/fireworks , the GSPCA is calling on islanders to be mindful of the impact fireworks can have on animals.
The GSPCA is delighted to announce the installation of a brand-new cycle shelter at our St Andrews Animal Shelter, made possible thanks to generous support from the Channel Islands Coop and the collaborative efforts of several local partners.
The new shelter provides a dedicated space for both staff and visitors to safely store their bicycles, encouraging greener travel to the shelter and supporting the GSPCA’s ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability.
On Tuesday 18 February 2025 the States of Guernsey launched the following details and request -
‘The States Veterinary Office (SVO) is inviting islanders to take part in a survey on expanding Guernsey's existing licensing system for animal-related businesses and organisations. This follows on from the call earlier this year for local business owners to contact the SVO to make sure their views are captured.
Yesterday the States of Guernsey issued the following on their facebook media channel -
‘To retrieve the grey squirrel which has been spotted in the island, the States Veterinary Officer has asked a local pest controller to set up traps where it has been seen most recently.
We’d kindly ask islanders not to gather where the squirrel has been sighted as this will make the pest controller’s job more difficult.
We are very lucky that most of Guernsey's beaches are dog friendly during the summer months. Saying this dogs are banned between 1st May and 30th September on the following –
Fermain
Petit Bot
L'Erée
Vazon (Northern end)
Cobo
Port Soif
L'Ancresse
Pembroke
Dogs are not permitted on Lihou Island and Lihou causeway all year round.
In September 2009 the States of Guernsey agreed to change the way in which tax relief was given in respect of donations to Guernsey Registered Charities (GRC).
Previously income tax relief was only available to individuals who made payments under an irrevocable Deed of Covenant in favour of a Guernsey Registered Charity for a period in excess of 3 years; no relief was available to Guernsey resident individuals in respect of noncovenanted donations to Guernsey charities.
In summary, the system up to 2020 works as follows: