Torteval

Torteval

Story

Parish church designed by John Wilson, completed 1818; houses the oldest bell in the Channel Islands (1432) and has the tallest steeple in Guernsey, originally a navigational sea mark.

Torteval is Guernsey's smallest parish, covering 3.1 km² in the rural south-west, administered by the Torteval Douzaine. The Douzaine's responsibilities include parish rates, refuse and recycling, cemetery management, dog licences, stream and hedge maintenance, boat moorings, and planning (bornement). The parish church, designed by John Wilson and completed in 1818, holds the oldest bell in the Channel Islands (1432) and the tallest steeple in Guernsey, originally a navigational sea mark.

Specialises in1

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Parish administration & services

Parish douzaine and constables' services — cadastre and parish-rate queries, dog licences, permits and parish administration.

From their website

Parish constable douzainier

Industries served

Local Authorities

People5

  • Becky LinkSenior Constable
  • Tracy BissonJunior Constable
  • Nikki AddleseeParish Dean
  • Gary Van Der LindenVice Dean
  • Alison BourgaizeParish Clerk

From their website

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  • refuse and recycling
  • parish rates collection
  • dog licences
  • cemetery management
  • parish hall hire
  • hedge inspections

Hours

Mon
Closed
Tue
Closed
Wed
Closed
Thu
Closed
Fri
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Sat
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sun
Closed

Contact

Social
Address
Torteval Douzaine, Rue du Belle, Torteval, GY8 0LN
Postcode
GY8 0DS

History1

Key dates and recorded company events for Torteval.

  • 1818Parish church completed · Designed by John Wilson, the church houses the oldest bell in the Channel Islands (1432) and has the tallest steeple in Guernsey, originally a navigational sea mark.

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