St Peter Port is the largest parish in Guernsey and the largest administration outside the States of Guernsey, with over 1000 years of history as capital of the Bailiwick. The role of Constable has existed since 1481. Constables are required to attend the Court of Chief Pleas on the first Monday in October each year.≈ (inferred from the source page)
Constables of St Peter Port is the official administration for the Parish of St Peter Port, which is the largest parish in Guernsey.The parish is administered by an elected council known as a Douzaine, which includes 20 members, two of whom are Constables.The role of Constable has been in existence since 1481, with Constables elected for a term of between one and three years, and Douzeniers elected for a four-year term. —
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Parish-level environmental and civic-grounds duties - cemetery administration, watercourse and hedge inspection, noxious-weed control and coastal litter/clean-up coordination. Distinct from private garden-maintenance trades (grounds_cleaning) and from the parish douzaine/rates administration already covered by professional_services.parish_civic_services.
From their website
Boat moorings≈ (inferred from the source page) · Watercourse supervision≈ (inferred from the source page) · Cemetery administration≈ (inferred from the source page)