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  1. The Floral Guernsey Foundation receives annual grants for operations, functions as a Bailiwick affiliate of the Royal Horticultural Society, and focuses on community projects in the islands.
  2. The Committee for Economic Development reviewed the hub's future and innovation strategy in Guernsey.

Guernsey Committee seeks to restart duty-free sales at Alderney Airport

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What happened

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The Economic Development Committee is working to revive duty-free service in Guernsey, which ceased at Alderney Airport in 2020. The primary obstacle has been the difficulty in finding a bank to provide a necessary financial bond. Guernsey Customs is now looking for a solution to avoid this guarantee, and the Committee has asked Home Affairs about alternative arrangements.

From guernseypress.com

Why it matters

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The revival of the service is considered an economically beneficial activity. The Committee chairman stated that while the idea has political and commercial support, bureaucratic requirements have previously prevented the service from proceeding.

The Committee for Economic Development previously reviewed the hub's future and innovation strategy in Guernsey.

From guernseypress.com

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Alderney AirportSpeculative

    The resumption of duty-free sales could boost retail revenue and passenger traffic at Alderney Airport.

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