Political history is littered with promises broken and lies spoken, so is it any wonder that politicians can struggle to gain the trust of the people they are supposed to represent? In the UK, campaign pledges made in the run-up to the recent EU referendum have already begun to unravel. And in Guernsey, the last States promised much but delivered comparatively little. So how can our politicians regain the trust of the public? Communication and scrutiny could be the key, says Nick Mann
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