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People are being asked to register events with the States of Guernsey.
A historian says service magicians were like the Magnum PI or Miss Marple of their day.
Major projects include the next stage of stability works on a link between two islands.
The survey by Guernsey's data protection commissioner also highlights concerns about AI.
Health and Social Care says it wants to publish its proposals before the end of 2027.
Drone footage sent to Guernsey Water showed sewage being pumped out to sea close to shore.
There are concerns over the new winter ferry schedule and a lack of direct ferries to the UK.
Forward Guernsey believes the allowance is putting pressure on rental prices.
The Committee for Health and Social Care is setting out eight priorities for the political term.
The Policy and Resources Committee suggests limiting speeches for opening speeches and debates.
Figures show 408 homes were under construction at the end of June, the highest level since 2016.
Andrew Ingrouille says a support group provided a "lifeline" for his wife who suffered a stroke.
The Committee for Housing is asking for an extra 拢795,000 to improve the situation for tenants.
Treated vegetable oil is being used as an alternative to kerosene to heat facilities used by crews.
Emergency services converged on Havelet Bay after a man in the water shouted for help, police say.
Guernsey Water said it had "no choice" but to shut The Millennium Walk after recent storm damage.
The one-year pilot has been proposed as an amendment to the 2027 budget.
Issues at the revenue service are blamed for the lack of current statistics on population and GDP.
The billionaire's links to the island includes the site of a seafront restaurant destroyed by fire.
Tony Vance says he is adopting a more aggressive style of play now that Guernsey FC have seen many of their injured players return.