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Home & Property647

Asbestos RemovalFeatured3Three firms — ASR Limited licensed Channel-Islands-wide, AC Limited the only Safestrip-trained Guernsey firm, and Asbestos Surveying Limited.
Carpenters & JoinersCompare39Thirty-two firms — most blur joiner and builder, with 14 listing general building alongside joinery (12) and carpentry (11).
Fireplaces, Stoves & Chimney Services

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Six firms — three chimney sweeps, two plumbing-and-heating outfits who also fit stoves, and Guernsey's 60-year-old coal merchant.

FlooringCompare18Fourteen flooring firms — carpet-and-vinyl retailers concentrated in St Peter Port (6) and Vale (4), oldest trading since 1952.

Home FurnishingsCompare30Twenty-four of the 515 Home & Property firms supply home furnishings — twelve fit kitchens, ten fit bedrooms, eight design interiors.

InsulationCompare8Eight firms — only one trades under the insulation name; the other seven reach the work through plastering and roofing trades.

Interior DesignCompare38Twenty-eight firms — interior studios alongside ten architecture practices and a kitchen-design cluster of nine.

Laundry & Dry CleaningFeatured6Five firms — three under the Arrowsmith Marlowe group (trading since the 1930s), plus Iron Maiden and Express Laundry as independents.

Painters & DecoratorsCompare47Forty painting and decorating firms — only 13 list painting against 26 for decorating; strong overlap into tiling and plastering.

Pest ControlFeatured3Three firms — a BPCA-certified generalist, a sole-operator on the States invasive-species contract, and a limited company.

Plastering & RenderingCompare16Fourteen firms — twelve doing plastering, with secondary clusters in drylining (6), rendering (5), and external wall insulation (4).

Pool & Spa ServicesFeatured4Four firms on the island: two full-service pool builders led by 37- and 20-year veterans, plus two sole-trader maintenance operators.

Property Maintenance & HandymanCompare13Eleven firms — mostly sole traders, painter-decorators doubling as handymen, with a small roofing-and-guttering sub-cluster.

Removals & StorageCompare20Eighteen firms split between removals and document storage — Pickfords (1646) to a 2015 newcomer, half in St Peter Port.

RenovationsCompare42Forty firms — half claim renovation as their specialty, 14 extensions, 11 decorators — and the oldest, C.A. Duquemin, dates to 1924.

RoofersCompare28Twenty-six roofers — flat-roofing the dominant specialism (11 firms), with strong leadwork (8) and GRP fibreglass (9) clusters.

ScaffoldingCompare8Three firms — two scaffolders (Access Limited and Apex Scaffolding) and Edge Protection Systems, a working-at-height specialist.

Specialist home servicesCompare43

Stairlifts & Home LiftsFeatured3Three firms cover stairlifts and home lifts — Guardian Medical (sole Guernsey Stannah agent), Acre Lifts, and HALo.

Stonemasons & MasonryCompare18Sixteen stonemasons — weighted toward patio paving (8) and stone restoration (5), the oldest trading since 1982.

SurveyingCompare10Eight surveying practices — four chartered building surveyors, two full-service agencies, and two specialists in damp and asbestos.

TilingCompare18Sixteen firms — eight tiling specialists, eight general builders adding tiling alongside plastering, painting, and roofing.

Upholstery & Soft FurnishingsCompare18Fifteen firms — curtains (10) and blinds (9) dominate, with a smaller upholstery cohort. Six trade from St Sampson.

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Building & Construction

Architectural ServicesCompare12Eight practices — two RIBA-chartered, two MCIAT-chartered, one RICS surveyor — spanning six parishes, oldest 1996.
Bricklaying & StonemasonryCompare10Eight firms — most blending masonry with general building, plastering, and extensions; only one (Guernsey Granite) leads with lime work.
BuildersCompare68Sixty builders — mostly limited companies, weighted toward renovation and extensions; oldest is C.A. Duquemin, trading since 1924.
ConcretingCompare12Nine of Guernsey's 75 builders take concreting work — split between four structural outfits and five surface-finish trades.
Damp Proofing & WaterproofingFeatured3Three firms on the island — one pure specialist, one broader builder with cavity-membrane accreditation, one limited company trading as TBS.
DemolitionFeatured4Four demolition firms, four parishes — one Channel Islands-licensed asbestos specialist, one diamond driller, two general contractors.
Electrical ContractingFeatured3Three limited companies — Island Electrics (1985), NE Electrics (2012), Bright Electrical (2020); two NICEIC-registered.
ExtensionsCompare8Eight general-builder firms with extensions as primary identity — six also new-build, six renovate, three hold GBTEA membership.
GroundworksCompare11Ten firms — six in groundworks proper, six in drainage; seven limited companies, the oldest UCF Civil Engineering since 1994.
Project ManagementFeatured3Three project-management practices — PlanB (2005) leading with a Chartered Institute Fellow, Concept 360 (2017), and GY Developments.
Specialist Trades (Drilling, Cutting, Sawing)Featured3Three diamond-drilling firms — the oldest since 2002, all limited companies cutting concrete, granite, and bunker walls.

Cleaning Services

Carpet & Upholstery CleaningCompare12Eight firms — two carpet-and-upholstery specialists, six generalist cleaners who add it to wider rounds. One NCCA-certified.
Commercial CleaningCompare27Twenty-three firms — 15 with commercial-cleaning specialisations, 13 in window cleaning, eight in pressure washing.
Domestic CleaningCompare13Eight domestic-cleaning firms — almost all hybrid operators, pairing household rounds with commercial contracts and add-on stacks.
End-of-TenancyFeatured5Three firms across three parishes list end-of-tenancy as a named service — all run it alongside broader cleaning rounds.
Gutter CleaningCompare11Eleven firms offering gutter clearing — almost all window cleaners by trade, with only one specialist trading under the gutter name.
Oven CleaningFeatured5Three firms — Easyclean (2008) and T & T (2019) cover ovens within domestic rounds; Armana (2022) specialises in TR19 kitchen extraction.
Pressure WashingCompare17Twelve pressure-washing firms — seven window-and-gutter generalists, two soft-wash specialists, two property practices, one drainage outlier.
Window CleaningCompare17Fourteen window cleaners on the island — the oldest trading since 1989, with pure-water-pole rigs on four and pressure-washing on seven.

Electricians

Data Network CablingFeatured3Four firms doing structured data cabling — a smart-home installer, a satellite specialist, an electrician, and an Alderney computer shop.
EV Charger InstallationFeatured4Five of Guernsey's 62 electricians cover EV chargers — two installers and three trade wholesalers stocking Hydra, Tesla, and SolarEdge kit.
ElectriciansCompare32Twenty-nine electricians on the island — weighted hard toward low-carbon retrofit: EV chargers, solar PV, and heat pumps.
Fire Alarms Emergency LightingFeatured6Three firms — none of them fire-only specialists: G4S (50+ years on the island), RefCo's M&E division (1998), Fire Guard sprinklers (2020).
Lighting InstallationFeatured3Three firms — two NICEIC electrical contractors offering lighting design, and a dedicated lighting wholesaler trading since 1981.
Security Systems, CCTV & Access ControlCompare11Eleven firms cover cameras, alarms and access control — two SSAIB-certified, one SIA-licensed, the oldest trading since 1998.
Solar PV & Battery StorageCompare10Ten firms in the solar PV and battery-storage niche — renewable-energy specialists, electrical contractors, and two plumbing firms.
TV Aerials & SatelliteFeatured6Six aerial and satellite installers — four in St Peter Port, two specialising in MATV/SMATV systems for multi-dwelling reception.

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Home Appliances

Appliance RepairsFeatured6Four appliance repairers — Valpys (1903) and Colourcare (1975) anchor the trade alongside a specialist repairer and a sewing-machine shop.

Landscaping & Gardens

FencingCompare16Thirteen firms offering fencing on the island — rarely standalone, mostly bundled with landscaping, paving, and maintenance.
Garden Buildings & ShedsCompare10Eight firms — four in Vale — five shed and fence builders alongside a three-strong glasshouse cluster; oldest since 1937.
Garden Centres & NurseriesCompare11Seven garden centres and nurseries — Le Friquet (1904) the island's largest at 75,000 sq ft; Petersfield the newest, opened 2010.
Garden Clearance & Waste RemovalFeatured4Two garden-clearance firms: Hodder Landscapes (1984), Guernsey's only rotating digger; Bernie's Gardening Services (2005), 30-vehicle fleet.
Garden Machinery Sales RepairCompare8Six firms — three St Sampson dealers, Mahy's Mowers as sole Guernsey Hayter agent, a Vale sharpener, and a Sark multi-service operator.
GardenersCompare46Forty-one gardeners on the island — mostly maintenance generalists (28), with clusters of 17 landscape gardeners and 14 fencers.
Irrigation SystemsFeatured3Four firms — three on garden and water-management irrigation, one (Fire Guard, 2020) on fire-suppression sprinklers.
Landscape DesignCompare23Twenty-two firms — landscape designers alongside maintenance generalists (14), fencing (12), and paving (8) clusters.
Tree SurgeryCompare15Fourteen tree surgeons on the island — oldest trading since 1985, five hold formal arboricultural qualifications.

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Plumbers & Heating Engineers

Gas EngineersFeatured7Seven gas engineers — six limited companies and one sole trader — anchored by Guernsey Gas, the island's utility with heritage to the 1820s.
Heating EngineersCompare38Forty-two heating engineers on the island — 14 in underfloor heating, 12 boiler installation, 11 air-source heat pumps.
PlumbersCompare39Thirty-six plumbers — 20 limited companies, 10 sole traders — weighted toward St Sampson (8), with a renewables cohort of nine.

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Property Management

Commercial Property ManagementCompare12Nine firms — Lovells (1879, four generations) to Cherry Godfrey (formed 2026), six chartered practices in St Peter Port.
Facilities ManagementCompare9Six firms — five FM operators and one serviced-office building. AFM (1964) anchors with 320 staff; Mill Place opened 2026.
Letting AgentsCompare12Ten letting agents — but nine are full-service estate agents who also let; only Carré and La Maison are letting-led.
Property ManagersCompare13Ten firms, all limited companies — seven combining sales, lettings and management; three Alderney-based; one charitable housing association.

Security & Alarms

LocksmithsFeatured4Four locksmiths on the island — three clustered in the Vale, with one MLA-accredited firm and one mobile auto specialist.

Windows & Doors

GlaziersCompare14Twelve glaziers — seven in Vale, eight limited companies. Structural-glass fabricators sit apart from glasshouse and window specialists.

HVAC, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration

Air Conditioning Installation & ServiceFeatured5Three firms on the island — one Daikin partner, one Refcom-certified installer, one refrigeration house that also fits AC.
Commercial Refrigeration & Catering EquipmentFeatured3Three firms — one apiece in Vale, St Sampson and Castel — Sarnia (1990), Alpha (2002), Bailiwick (2019, plus aircraft and marine AC).
Ventilation & Air HandlingFeatured3Three ventilation specialists — AFM (1964, ISO 9001), C8 M&E (2016, NICEIC), and Vent, an employee-owned ductwork manufacturer.

Community & Public Services630

Emergency ServicesStory26Twenty-four services — statutory blue-light core, volunteer rescue, border control — oldest founded 1803, newest 2020.
Government ServicesStory75Seventy of 420 community-and-public entries handle government services — five States departments, ten parish douzaines, two regulators.
Healthcare (Public)Reference19Eighteen of the island's 375 community and public services are publicly provided healthcare — seven serving children and families.
Justice & CourtsStory12Eleven bodies make up the Bailiwick's justice system — the Royal Court (1803) and Greffe at the centre, with eight based in St Peter Port.
LibrariesFeatured3Three libraries on the island — Guille-Allès (1882) for lending, Priaulx (1889) for local studies, and volunteer-run Alderney.
Public TransportFeatured4Four services: the States-owned Aurigny (1968), Brittany Ferries, the White Rock terminal, and Stagecoach's Buses.gg (April 2025).
Social ServicesStory32Thirty providers — mostly States-run, weighted toward a child-and-family cluster (14) alongside disability outreach (12).

Charities & Non-Profits

Advocacy & Human RightsStory10Five advocacy charities — oldest Victim Support (1998), newest At Home in Guernsey, the island's first homelessness charity (2024).
Animal WelfareStory13Four charities — anchored by the GSPCA, founded Valentine's Day 1873 and at its St Andrew site since 1929.
Arts & CultureStory21Eleven arts and culture non-profits — a festival-heavy cohort anchored by Vale Earth Fair (1976) and Tennerfest (1998).

Clubs & Associations

Business Networking ClubsFeatured5Three networking bodies in St Peter Port — the Chamber of Commerce (1808), IoD Guernsey, and Young Business Group (1961).
Cultural Arts SocietiesStory28Seventeen societies — the oldest arts club since 1924, three amateur choirs, two theatre-drama companies, one Victor Hugo circle.
Professional AssociationsStory13

Culture & Heritage

Archives & Special CollectionsFeatured4Four archives — Island Archives (1986), Toucan Press (1964), Festung Guernsey's fortifications, and the 2023 Digitisation Partnership.
Genealogy Local History ServicesFeatured3Three institutions in St Peter Port: La Société Guernesiaise (1882), Priaulx Library (1889), and its Family History Section (1987).
Heritage Tours GuidesFeatured

Religious Organisations

ChurchesStory56Thirty-seven churches and clergy span nine centuries — twenty-one Anglican, thirteen Methodist, five in Alderney.

Utilities

Electricity Suppliers & DistributionFeatured3Three firms — one per island: Guernsey Electricity (1907), Sark Electricity (1947), Alderney Renewable Energy (2004).
Fuel & Gas SuppliersCompare9Nine suppliers — four petroleum distributors, two LPG specialists, two coal merchants, and the St Sampson bulk terminal.
Renewable Energy ServicesFeatured7

Health & Wellness509

Audiology & HearingFeatured5Three practices — one per parish, oldest 1968, newest 1995 — with Advanced Hearing Services the island's only independent.
DentistsCompare21Twenty-one entries — fifteen clinical practices, the Guernsey Dental Association, and a small cluster of dental labs and denture clinics.
HospitalsFeatured3Three hospitals — Princess Elizabeth (1949, Guernsey's only acute), Alderney's Le Mignot (2008), and Medical Specialist Group (1992).
Laboratories & ScreeningFeatured4Four screening providers — the Chest & Heart charity (1974), MSG's doctor-owned LLP (1992), and two private clinics.
Medical Imaging ServicesFeatured3Three providers: MSG (1992) for States-contracted radiology, First Contact for private MRI/CT, Island Ultrasound (2017) for obstetric scans.
Mobility Aids & Medical SuppliesFeatured4Three firms — two mobility-aid retailers (Guernsey Mobility, 2017; Guardian Medical, 2023) and one lift installer, Acre Lifts.
Nutrition & DieteticsFeatured4Four practitioners across four parishes — two credentialled nutritional therapists, one public-health charity, one PT with meal plans.
Occupational TherapyFeatured4Three providers on the island — a multidisciplinary clinic, a solo hand therapist, and the States' older-adult mental-health team.
Opticians & Eye CareCompare9Four practices on the island — one of them, Specsavers, was founded here in 1984 and still headquartered in Guernsey.
PaediatricsCompare10Nine providers — eight States of Guernsey services covering ages 0–18, plus one private neurodevelopmental clinic founded 2020.
Physiotherapy & RehabCompare16Ten practices — Guernsey Therapy Group holds the States contract since 2002; three more cluster at Avenue Clinic in St Peter Port.
Podiatry & ChiropodyFeatured7Five HCPC-registered practices across four parishes; Colin Perry's has served the Bailiwick since 1987, and four of five hold the MChS.
Sexual HealthFeatured3Three services — Choices and the Orchard Centre for specialist clinics; Island Medical Centre in Alderney for GP-based sexual health.
Spas & MassageCompare33Twenty-five spas and massage rooms — ten hotel spas alongside standalone day salons, weighted toward St Peter Port (10).
Speech & Language TherapyFeatured4Three States of Guernsey services — two paediatric (birth to 18, free Let's Talk drop-ins) and one adult autism assessment team.

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Alternative & Complementary

AcupunctureFeatured7Three practices offering acupuncture — one dedicated TCM practitioner (BAcC-registered) and two physiotherapy clinics using dry needling.
AromatherapyFeatured3Three practices — none single-modality aromatherapists — with essential-oil work folded into a wider beauty-and-therapy remit.
ChiropractorsFeatured6Three chiropractors on the island — two practising in St Peter Port (CMC Wellbeing and Upgrade Chiropractic), one non-practising in Vale.

Beauty & Aesthetics

Beauty SalonsCompare34Eighteen beauty salons — Josef's trading since 1966, Sacred Roots opened 2023; waxing and facials near-universal.
Hair SalonsCompare60Thirty-nine salons — 16 in St Peter Port alone — with specialist clusters in wedding hair (8) and keratin smoothing (8).
Lash Brow StudiosFeatured5Four studios — two pair lashes with facials and waxing, one medical-grade aesthetics clinic, one hair salon with brow work.

Care Services

Adult Day CareCompare8Seven on the island — but three operators run five of them: Age Concern Guernsey, Guernsey Voluntary Service, and the States.
Assisted LivingFeatured7Six facilities — two States services, two Guernsey Housing Association extra-care developments, two long-running residential homes.
Care HomesCompare19Fourteen care homes — split between elderly residential, specialist dementia, and learning-disability/autism support.

Doctors & Medical

General PracticeCompare12Eleven GP practices on the island, dominated by three partnerships — the oldest trades since 1894, the newest opened 2023.
Private Medical ClinicsCompare10Eight clinics — two GP networks (Healthcare Group, IslandHealth) hold five; MSG runs the consultant tier; two operate independently.
Specialist ClinicsFeatured6

Gyms & Fitness

Boxing Kickboxing GymsFeatured3Three gyms — two amateur clubs registered as Guernsey charities (Amalgamated, 1935; Alderney at Fort Doyle) and Boxfit in St Peter Port.
Dance Fitness StudiosCompare11Eight studios — four ballroom-and-Latin schools, two yoga instructors, the Zumba pioneer, and Wheelchairography.
Fitness ClassesCompare10

Mental Health

Child & Adolescent Mental Health ServicesFeatured6Six services for under-18s — four States teams (CAMHS, additional needs, looked-after trauma, early help) and two private therapists.
Counselling & PsychotherapyCompare22Eleven counselling practices on the island — seven in St Peter Port, with three registered charities and BACP the prevailing accreditation.
Mental Health Charities & Support Organisations

Pet Services

Boarding Kennels & CatteriesCompare8Eight providers — one traditional facility with 48 dog kennels and 21 cat pens, seven home-from-home boarders and mobile pet-carers.
Dog GroomingCompare13Eight firms on the island — four dedicated salons, two mobile services, one home-from-home boarder, one pet-retail centre.
Dog Walking & Pet SittingCompare10

Retail & Shopping399

Books & StationeryCompare17Ten retailers — six office-supplies and managed-print firms, two CI book publishers, a Sark general store, and the Alderney Museum shop.
Charity ShopsCompare11Eleven charity shops on the island — five UK-charity branches and six funding local causes, weighted toward St Peter Port.
FloristsCompare12Seven florists across six Guernsey parishes and Alderney — the oldest trading since 1919, three growers shipping flowers by post.
Florists & wedding floristsCompare14
Home & Garden RetailCompare44Thirty-eight retailers — soft furnishings, flooring, fitted kitchens, and freestanding furniture — founding dates from 1904 to 2017.
Jewellery & WatchesCompare26Fourteen jewellers — heritage retailers at one end, handmade studios at the other, with six in-house goldsmiths between.
PharmaciesCompare14Nine pharmacies — four Co-op branches, two in the Healthcare Group, Boots on High Street, and Healthxchange exporting aesthetics to the UK.
Sports & OutdoorCompare9Nine shops weighted toward golf — three specialists at St Pierre Park, with Fletcher Sports trading since 1936.
Toys, games & hobby shopsFeatured7Zero toy, game or hobby retailers on the register yet — a retail gap awaiting its first listed specialist.

Clothing & Fashion

Children's ClothingCompare10Three shops carry children's clothing — Creasey's department store (1899), Guernsey Woollens knitwear (1976), L'espoir on Alderney (2021).
FootwearFeatured7Three shops sell footwear on the island — none footwear-only: a 1936 sports retailer, a 1982 casuals shop, and an Alderney independent.
Formalwear & OccasionwearFeatured6

Convenience Stores

Corner ShopsCompare12Seven corner shops across the Bailiwick — four on Alderney, anchored by Le Cocq's Stores, trading since 1860.
Forecourt Convenience StoresFeatured7Four of the island's 13 convenience stores sit on a fuel forecourt — Morrisons Daily, CIFL, Rubis, and ATF Fuels, one apiece.

Electronics & Appliances

Audio Hi-Fi & SpeakersFeatured4Four listings, two trades: one Church-Square hi-fi retailer and two custom-install integrators. Sonos on three stock lists of four.
Cameras & PhotographyFeatured3Three St Peter Port retailers — one dedicated camera shop trading since 1978, alongside an AV specialist and an online generalist.
Computers & LaptopsFeatured6

Gifts & Cards

Gift Hampers BasketsFeatured6Four firms — two dedicated to hampers (Guernsey Hamper Company, Treats & Sweets), two carrying them alongside other stock.
Gift ShopsCompare26Eleven gift shops — six on the smaller islands (four Alderney, one Herm, one Sark), five in Guernsey proper. Oldest 1967.
Greeting Cards ShopsFeatured4Four shops — Moonpig (2000, Vale) prints ~50,000 personalised cards daily; Lexicon (1987) anchors the St Peter Port stationery trade.

Hardware & DIY

Builders' Merchants & Building MaterialsCompare8Seven merchants — three under the NP Group umbrella (parent since 1973), plus Alderney's Blanchard and the lime specialist Limeworks.
DIY Home Improvement StoresCompare12Ten DIY and home-improvement stores — half in St Peter Port — anchored by Valpys (1903) and the B&Q at Admiral Park.
Electrical Supplies & WholesalersFeatured5

Health & Beauty

Cbd Wellness StoresFeatured3Three St Peter Port firms — a psychiatrist-led prescribing clinic, a vaporiser retailer, and the Channel Islands' first consumption lounge.
Cosmetics & Makeup StoresCompare11Seven shops — most hybrid salon-and-retail, anchored by Creasey's (1899), Guernsey's only independent department store.
Health Food StoresFeatured4

Pet Shops & Supplies

Pet Food & SuppliesCompare8Six suppliers spanning 1904 to 2019 — three dedicated pet shops, plus garden centres and a hardware store with pet-feed departments.
Pet SuppliesFeatured4Four pet-supply retailers — a national-chain outlet, a family-run pet-and-aquatics shop, and two service-led independents.

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Specialist Retail

Antiques & CollectiblesCompare14Eleven firms — six antique dealers, two auction houses, two restoration workshops, and one long-established jeweller.
Artisan Makers & Handcrafted GoodsCompare24Six makers across the Bailiwick — two artisan blacksmiths, two Sark-based makers, a cabinet maker, and a glass craft.
Hobby & CraftCompare24Nine specialist shops — five for craft supplies, two sewing-machine dealers, two textile studios — spread from St Peter Port to Sark.

Supermarkets & Grocers

Ethnic International GrocersFeatured4Four grocers — Iwaris for African and Caribbean, Sawitri's for Thai, plus M&S Food and Co-op Locale carrying international lines.

Toys & Games

Toy StoresFeatured4Four shops stock toys on the island — three department/gift stores that carry them, and one dedicated games retailer (Just Games, 2018).

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Food & Drink356

Food & Drink WholesaleCompare16Eleven wholesalers — two 19th-century drinks houses, a catering-supply trio, and four food distributors led by Manor Farm Foods.
KiosksCompare16Sixteen kiosks around the coast — ice-cream and snack bars clustered on Vale, Castel, and Herm beaches, plus Alderney's airport café.

Cafés & Coffee Shops

Bakery CafésBrowse13Eleven bakery cafés — six in St Peter Port, with four on heritage sites from Moulin Huet to Candie Gardens; the oldest opened 2011.
Cafe DelisCompare28Twelve café-delis — nine offer takeaway, eight lunch service; concentrated in St Peter Port, the oldest opened 2010.
Coffee ShopsCompare14Five coffee-led venues, four in St Peter Port. Costa (2010) opened first; Café Victoria (2023) sits beside the museum.
Tea RoomsStory11Eight tea rooms — three set inside hotels, four on the coast, and one in the grounds of Sausmarez Manor.

Catering & Events

Corporate CateringFeatured7Five of the island's ten caterers take corporate work — two full-service event caterers, two drop-off hybrids, one airport concession.
Event CaterersFeatured6Three event caterers on the island — Cooked by James Ferguson (2014) and Artisan Catering (2023), alongside Guernsey Catering Co.
Food Truck CateringFeatured3Three mobile vendors working the island event circuit — sweets and slush, milkshakes and donuts, burgers and fresh crab.

Food Producers

BakeriesCompare12Twelve bakeries — three cake specialists, two confectioners, one 1884-vintage bread bakery still cash-only.
BreweriesFeatured5Five breweries — Randall (1868) anchors a pub-and-distillery group; two CAMRA nanobreweries; a kombucha maker; a craft label.
ButchersFeatured6Four butchers on the Bailiwick — three retail shops across Vale, St Sampson, and Castel, plus a Sark farm raising lamb and pork.

Pubs & Bars

Cocktail BarsCompare12Ten venues — but only two pure cocktail bars: Mojito and Bad Habits. The other eight pair cocktails with kitchens or hotel lobbies.
Craft Beer BarsFeatured5Five bars built around craft beer — a brewery taproom, a CAMRA Pub of the Year, a harbour-front bar, and two country outposts.
GastropubsBrowse20Sixteen gastropubs — a quarter of the island's 61 pubs and bars — half of them clustered in St Peter Port and Castel.

Restaurants

Breakfast & BrunchCompare9Six venues serving breakfast and brunch — five hotel dining rooms and one standalone, all opened between 2016 and 2022.
Casual DiningBrowse41Twenty-two casual dining rooms — 15 in St Peter Port, mostly hotel restaurants layering breakfast through function hosting.
Family RestaurantsCompare23Twenty-three of Guernsey's 89 restaurants present as family-friendly — sorted by venue type more than cuisine.

Specialist Food Shops

Chocolate & Confectionery ShopsCompare9Nine shops — three chocolate retailers, three hamper-makers, two sweet retailers; oldest on Sark since 1989, two born in lockdown 2020.
DelicatessensFeatured7Three delicatessens on the island — a natural-wine importer, an airport hamper curator, and a butcher's deli counter.
Wine & Spirit ShopsCompare9

Takeaways & Fast Food

BurgersBrowse14Eleven of Guernsey's 48 takeaways serve burgers — only Chefan is dedicated to them; four are Sahara City Group outlets.
ChineseCompare12Eleven Chinese kitchens across five parishes — nine takeaway-only, two with dine-in rooms, five clustered in St Peter Port.
Fish & ChipsBrowse9Five takeaways serving fish & chips across the Bailiwick — three dedicated chippies and two broader kitchens.

Leisure & Recreation355

Attractions & ActivitiesStory54Fifty-two attractions across Guernsey and Alderney — 18 heritage sites, nine museums, and a five-strong WWII fortification cluster.
Wellness & RelaxationCompare27Twelve of the island's 195 leisure and recreation businesses offer wellness and relaxation — yoga-led, with four operators on Alderney.

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Arts & Entertainment

Art GalleriesCompare32Twenty-one galleries, framers, and working studios on the island — four commercial galleries; workshops or tuition at ten.
Arts Cultural CentresCompare13Nine centres — five in St Peter Port, weighted to arts workshops and charities. The oldest, St James, reopened 1985.
CinemasFeatured3Three entries but two venues — the Mallard's four Sony 4K screens in Forest, and the 400-seat Beau Cinema in St Peter Port.

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Children's Activities

Baby Toddler GroupsFeatured6Three providers — two WOW World Group franchises run by one licensee at Beau Séjour, plus a violinist's early-years music classes.
Children's Arts & Crafts ClassesFeatured3Three providers — Iris & Dora's pottery/painting/print studios, Guernsey Art Workshops (2012), and Sprinkle of Magic (2020).
Children's Dance ClassesCompare10

Clubs & Societies

Arts Music SocietiesCompare19Nine societies — choirs lead (four), drama follows (three), with an arts-lecture circle and Guernsey's only Morris side.
Games & Card ClubsReference4Four clubs — two bridge organisations affiliated to the English Bridge Union, one seniors social group, one snooker and darts venue.
Gardening Horticultural SocietiesCompare9

Gaming & Hobbies

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Outdoor Activities

ArcheryFeatured4Four members surface — but only Bowmen of Guernsey is a dedicated archery club, hosted at Guernsey Rovers on a 100m Vale range.
CoasteeringFeatured4Three providers, all multi-activity — Outdoor Guernsey (2006), Adventure Sark (2010), Go Guernsey (2015). None coasteering-only.
Horse Riding & TrekkingReference5

Sports & Recreation

Archery Shooting RangesFeatured5Five clubs — one archery (Bowmen of Guernsey), three rifle and pistol ranges, and Alderney's clay-and-target range at Fort Albert.
Diving CentresFeatured3Three diving centres — Donkey Divers (2008), a 5-Star PADI centre; Dive Guernsey for gas fills and workshop; Only Fins (2025).
Equestrian CentresFeatured7

Professional Services345

Accountants & BookkeepersCompare38Thirty-one firms — 26 limited companies, nearly half trading from St Peter Port — founded between 1900 and 2019.
Business ConsultantsCompare49Twenty-nine consultancies — all four Big Four firms here, weighted toward compliance, risk, and governance advisory.
Company FormationCompare13Four firms — all in St Peter Port. Three GFSC-licensed corporate services outfits and EasyCo's 'company in a box' package.
Environmental ConsultantsCompare11Eight firms — three engineering practices founded 1981–1984, plus single-discipline specialists in trees, ecology, marine, and IT waste.
Estate AgentsCompare21Nineteen agencies — residential sales and lettings near-universal, nine adding commercial work, two based in Alderney.
Funeral DirectorsFeatured7Six operators — Beckfords (1875), two 1942 foundings (Argent, Noyon's), Martels (1974), a parish committee, and Alderney's Sebire.
Health & SafetyCompare8Four on the island — two H&S consultancies (Normandie, 1995; CopCoy, 2009), the States regulator HSE, and a water-hygiene specialist.
Marketing & DesignCompare36Seventeen marketing and design firms — web-and-digital heavy (15 of 17), St Peter Port-clustered, mostly serving SMEs.
Training & CoachingCompare20Nine of 226 professional services train or coach — split between accredited qualification pathways and ILM-based coaching practices.

AlsoBusiness Brokers 2 · Translation & Interpretation 2

Architects & Surveyors

Building SurveyorsCompare19Fifteen practices — most doing architecture as well as surveying, weighted to St Peter Port (7), and eight RICS-regulated.
Land Surveyors GeomaticsFeatured6Five entries — Marquis Surveys (1997), the only pure-play geomatics firm in the Channel Islands, three mixed practices, and the Cadastre.
Quantity SurveyorsCompare8

IT & Technology

Cloud ServicesFeatured7Six firms — Logicalis and SquareClouds in managed services, three web-and-hosting shops, and Quantios, a 600-client global SaaS.
Computer Repair & MaintenanceCompare10Seven firms — the oldest a 1975 Euronics electronics shop, three linked Alderney operations, and two lean repair services.
Cybersecurity ServicesCompare8

Legal Services

Compliance Law FirmsCompare11Seven firms handle regulatory-compliance law in Guernsey — all St Peter Port LLPs, from Mourant (1842) to Collas Crill (2011).
Conveyancing & Property LawFeatured6Five firms, all in St Peter Port: three LLPs, two partnerships. Ogier (1998) the oldest; Ferbrache & Farrell (2016) the newest.
Corporate & Commercial LawCompare11

Recruitment

Executive Search HeadhuntersFeatured7Four executive-search firms on the island — the oldest founded 1970, the newest 2022; three in St Peter Port, one in Vale.
General Recruitment AgenciesCompare16Twelve agencies, eleven in St Peter Port — finance-recruitment tilted (10 of 12), the oldest founded 1970 as Guernsey's first.
Temporary Staffing AgenciesCompare8

Tax Services

Corporate Tax ServicesCompare11Six of the island's 20 tax-services firms offer corporate compliance — fund administrators, accountants, and the States Treasury itself.
International & Cross Border TaxFeatured4Four practices in St Peter Port — a fiduciary boutique, a multilingual advocate-accountant, and two chartered tax firms.
Personal Tax ServicesCompare11

Automotive & Transport228

Car Wash & ValetingFeatured7Four valeting firms, all Vale — three mobile operators in self-contained vans, one fixed site rebranded from LaserWash in 2021.
Specialist vehicle servicesCompare28Zero firms currently listed in this slice of Automotive & Transport — bicycles, valeting, tyres, storage, and shipping stand vacant.
Taxis & Private HireCompare26Twelve firms — six tagged for airport transfers, three running executive chauffeur services, three covering harbour pickups.
Tyres & ExhaustsFeatured3Three fast-fit centres — Tyres from Doyles (1964), Target Auto Parts, and St Martins Tyre Company (2012, a Michelin Quality Centre).
Vehicle StorageFeatured5Five firms — three self-storage operators with 24/7 access, plus a luxury classic-car vault and a detailer's compound.
Vehicle Transport & ShippingFeatured5Five firms — Ferryspeed and Profreight on the sea-freight lane, BDM on haulage and crane hire, Guernsey Outriders on escort.

Bicycles

Bicycle Repairs & ServicingFeatured4Four workshops, four different models — a retail partnership, a mobile van, an appointment workshop, and a self-service bay hire.
Bicycle RetailersFeatured6Four retailers — Millard & Co (1887), primarily a motorcycle dealership, plus Ian Brown's (1983), CycleWorld, and Avenue Cycles on Sark.

AlsoBicycle Parts & Accessories 2 · Bicycle Rentals 2

Boat & Marine

Boat Builders CustomFeatured4Four custom yards on the island — Aquastar (1969) for luxury motor yachts, Marine Fabrications (1985) for stainless and aluminium work.
Boat Charter HireCompare14Eleven operators — three inter-island ferries, six private-charter specialists, three fishing skippers. Oldest 1969; newest 2024.
Boat Dealers SalesCompare13

Car Sales

Car DealersCompare19Nine dealerships — eight new-car franchises, all limited companies. The oldest trade since 1961; the newest opened 2007.

AlsoCar Brokers 1

Car Services

Body Repairs & PaintCompare12Ten body shops — six limited companies, two sole traders. Four panel-beater-painters; three also handle mechanical work.
Breakdown & RecoveryFeatured6Five operators — BDM and Ozzy Ozanne run dedicated 24/7 recovery; two garages add breakdown cover; Hertz offers it alongside hire.
Car DetailingCompare10Seven firms — three mobile operators, one accredited workshop, and a 1990-founded crossover doing valeting alongside body repairs.

Fuel & Charging

Fuel StationsCompare19Fifteen of seventeen fuel operators run pumps — three bulk distributors all stocking renewable diesel, plus a duty-free marine berth.

AlsoEV Charging Stations 2

Motorcycles & Scooters

Dealers SalesFeatured5Four motorcycle dealers — Millard & Co (founded 1887, in Guernsey since 1908, fifth-generation) the oldest; BLP (2008) the newest.
Repair ServiceCompare8Six workshops servicing motorcycles and scooters — anchored by Millard & Co, in the Millard family since 1887 and on the island since 1908.

AlsoParts & Accessories 2 · Rentals & Hire 1 ·

Vehicle Hire

Car HireFeatured7Six car hire firms — four international franchises (Europcar, Hertz, SIXT, Avis), plus EVie's electric hourly fleet.
Minibus HireReference4
Van HireFeatured5Four firms — three airport car-hire franchises (Europcar, Hertz, SIXT) with vans alongside, and a St Peter Port removals operator.

Vehicle Parts & Accessories

Auto Parts RetailersFeatured4Three parts shops on the island — GMS (1968) and Bridge Motor Shop (1983) over the counter; Target Auto Parts fast-fit.
Tyres & WheelsFeatured4Three tyre and wheel specialists — one per parish, the oldest fitting tyres since 1964, the newest a Michelin Quality Centre opened 2012.

AlsoCar Accessories 1 · Motorcycle Parts Accessories 1

Financial & Fiduciary223

Corporate ServicesCompare73Forty-six of 147 financial-fiduciary firms — 42 in St Peter Port, company administration the dominant specialism (39).
Financial Advisory & PlanningCompare30Twenty firms, three-quarters in St Peter Port — the oldest traces to 1823, the newest opened 2021; ten do financial planning.
Fund AdministrationCompare25Sixteen firms, all but one in St Peter Port — global fund groups with trillion-dollar parents alongside independent boutiques.
Payment Services & FXCompare11Ten firms — seven international bank branches and three bureau de change operations, nine in St Peter Port.
Private BankingCompare25Twenty-six private banks and wealth firms — all but one in St Peter Port, anchored by Cazenove (1823) and a Swiss-banking cluster of six.
Regulatory & ComplianceCompare23Fourteen firms — five global-network accountancies (PwC, EY, KPMG, BDO, Moore Stephens) alongside nine boutique compliance houses.
Trust & FiduciaryCompare56Forty-two firms, 38 in St Peter Port — trustee services (30), trust admin (28), and family office work (28) the core.

Insurance

Car InsuranceCompare9Seven general-insurance brokers handle car cover on the island — all limited companies, the oldest trading since 1946, the newest 1996.
Home InsuranceCompare11Ten firms offer home cover — nine general brokers and LFM, a Guernsey mutual founded 1822 dedicated to household risk.
Specialist Insurance ServicesCompare23Thirteen firms — captive managers, reinsurance, and life assurance — twelve in St Peter Port, anchored by Aon, WTW, Marsh, and SRS.

Investment Management

CorporateCompare32Eleven firms in St Peter Port — all reach beyond Guernsey: eight into the UK, six into Luxembourg, four Hong Kong.

Pension Services

Specialist Pension ServicesCompare21Sixteen specialist firms — fourteen in St Peter Port, eleven offering pension administration, seven running Guernsey RATS schemes.

Events & Celebrations198

Hire & RentalCompare14Thirteen hire firms — six in sound-and-lighting, five in AV, four in furniture, and three each in marquees, staging, and portaloos.
Live Entertainment & GigsCompare9Nine acts on the island — weighted toward mobile DJs (four), with two classical performers as the counter-pole.
Party & Event PlanningCompare14Nine planners — the oldest, Bonboniera Occasions, since 1982; three DJs and entertainers, two full-service producers.

Events Services

Audio Visual ProductionCompare11Six firms — four event-production houses hiring sound and lighting, one video house, one home-cinema and smart-home installer.
Event Staffing SecurityFeatured4Four providers: two SIA-licensed security firms, one ~30-strong volunteer civil-protection unit, and a temp-recruitment desk.

Events Venues

Community & Village HallsStory17Fifteen halls across the island — eight community-centre operators, six church halls, the Methodist chapels reaching back to 1787.
Conference & Meeting CentresFeatured5Four venues for business events — Sarnia Hotels (1956), the Mallard Complex (1984), Fermain's Venue, and Digital Greenhouse (2016).
Historic & Heritage VenuesStory13

Wedding Services

Bridal Wear ShopsCompare9Five shops across four parishes — two stocking wedding gowns, two bespoke dressmakers, and one bridal jeweller.
Decor Hire & StylingFeatured3Three firms — Event Hire's scale yard of marquees and 3,000+ furniture items, plus two owner-led studios (2006 and 2015).
Groomwear FormalwearFeatured3

Accommodation178

CampsitesCompare14Seven campsites — two traditional, three glamping, two marina-adjacent at Beaucette; oldest 1963, newest 2020.
Guest Houses & B&BsCompare24Six guest houses and B&Bs across the Bailiwick — Le Chêne's 26-room manor at one end, a two-guest Castel barn at the other.
HostelsFeatured3Three under the hostel label in Guernsey — an emergency shelter for homeless adults and a group house on tidal Lihou Island.
HotelsCompare48Forty hotels — one five-star (Old Government House, hotel since 1858), weighted to St Peter Port (14) and St Martin (11).
Self-CateringCompare94Forty-five self-catering properties — 15 in St Martin, 9 in Castel — mostly cottages and farm conversions, with three larger complexes.

Education & Childcare149

After School & Holiday ClubsCompare19Fourteen providers — three States primary schools, four sports outfits, two arts studios, and the Scouts' 1946 activity centre.
Higher Education & TrainingFeatured5Seven institutions — five under The Guernsey Institute, plus BPP International Finance and the Sixth Form Centre (1985).
Higher education & tutoringCompare10Zero providers listed in this niche so far — higher education and tutoring sit vacant within a 149-strong Education & Childcare parent.
Nurseries & PreschoolsCompare26Twenty-two early-years settings, weighted to St Peter Port (8) and St Sampson (5), with a three-site Reggio Emilia cluster.
SchoolsCompare24Eighteen schools across the Bailiwick — ten state-run, two independent, one Catholic — spanning primary through sixth form.
Special NeedsCompare9Nine providers — two dedicated SEN schools anchor a layer of mainstream primaries, early-years settings, and SEN-focused charities.
Tutoring & LearningFeatured5Four tutors listed — all music: one popular-music school (18 tutors, RSL exam centre) and three private piano/theory teachers.

AlsoChildminders 1

Adult Learning

Arts Creative WorkshopsCompare26Twenty-two practices on the island — solo visual artists, workshop studios, and three arts charities working as a cluster.
Cookery Culinary ClassesFeatured3Three businesses teach cookery on the island — a caterer's demonstrations, a Thai takeaway, and a wild-food glamping site.
Health & Safety First Aid TrainingCompare11

Manufacturing & Industry149

ManufacturingCompare26Eighteen makers — six in metal fabrication, five each in welding and stainless steel, three in glass; Ronez quarrying since 1869.
Plant HireCompare23Nineteen firms — twelve run general plant fleets, six excavator specialists, four crane, four tool hire, three scaffolding.
Warehousing & LogisticsCompare27Twenty-four firms — freight gateways, archive vaults, and self-storage — with White & Company's UK lineage running back to 1871.
Waste & RecyclingCompare20Sixteen waste firms, concentrated in St Sampson — recycling processors, scrap-metal dealers, and data-destruction specialists.

Engineering

Civil & Structural EngineeringCompare24Twenty-four firms — ten civil-structural consultancies, contractors, and steel fabricators — from Rihoy & Son (1924) to NSP (2010).
Electrical EngineeringCompare10Eight of 51 engineering firms cover electrical work — two M&E consultancies, two NICEIC installers, three specialists, one wholesaler.
Marine EngineeringCompare20

Media & Communications140

Graphic Design & BrandingCompare26Fourteen of 73 media firms offer graphic design and branding — digital agencies, print/signage operators, one CGI/VR studio.
PhotographyCompare26Eleven photographers on the island — commercial-led (7), with wedding (6) and portrait (5) overlap, and one wet-plate collodion specialist.
Signage & Vehicle WrappingCompare8Seven firms — three sign-makers, two vehicle wrappers, one bespoke flag-maker, one road-marker. The oldest founded 1970, the newest 2012.
Specialist media servicesCompare14
Video ProductionCompare18Nine firms — three are dedicated video shops; the rest are creative agencies where video sits alongside photography, audio, or marketing.

Advertising & PR

Advertising AgenciesCompare8Six agencies on the island — four full-service, an audio specialist, a boutique — bracketed by Hamilton Brooke (1988) and AMPD (2025).
Branding & Creative StudiosCompare18Seven studios — four brand-and-digital agencies in St Peter Port, a Vale signage maker, an audio house, and a sole-trader video creative.
Digital MarketingCompare27

Broadcasting

Radio BroadcastingFeatured5Four broadcasters — BBC Radio Guernsey and Island FM on air; Guernsey Press (1897) and 2025 newcomer The Quarry in print and online.

Printing & Publishing

Book PublishingFeatured3Three listings, two operations: Toucan Press (1964) in Alderney, and Blue Ormer Ltd (2014) in Vale under two imprints.
Commercial PrintingCompare9Eight commercial printers — anchored by the Guernsey Press (1897) and Colour Monster (2008), which has absorbed three rivals since 2013.
Large-Format Printing & SignageCompare9

Telecoms

Business Telephony & VoIP ProvidersFeatured5Four providers — Sure's consumer and B2B arms (rooted in the 1896 States Telephone Department), JET (1999), and Alderney's Island Computers.
Internet Service ProvidersFeatured4Three providers — Sure (1896) for consumer and B2B fibre, and Logicalis (1982), the Channel Islands' largest IT services firm.
Mobile Network OperatorsFeatured4

Travel & Transport94

Couriers & DeliveryCompare17Twelve firms — a postal-and-express core led by Guernsey Post, a secure-archive cohort, four removals, and Takeout.gg.
Shipping & FreightCompare17Thirteen freight firms — sea-freight specialists (9), freight forwarders (8), warehousing (8); the oldest trading since 1871.
Tour Operators & SightseeingCompare28Twenty operators — heritage and island excursions (11 each), nine-firm boat cluster — ten cover the full Bailiwick, six Alderney.
Travel AgentsCompare11Eight agents on the island — four bespoke consultants, two Travel Counsellors franchisees, and only two remaining shop-fronts.

Airlines & Ferries

Airline OperatorsStory9Seven operators across the air links — Aurigny the 1968 flag carrier, Loganair seasonal from Edinburgh, three charter outfits.
Ferry OperatorsCompare13Thirteen operators — eleven inter-island, eight to the UK or continent — bracketed by DFDS (1866) and Islands Unlimited (2025).

Bus & Coach Services

Private Coach Hire CharterFeatured6Three firms — one family-owned coach operator trading since 1976, two executive private-hire fleets that double as charter.
Shuttle Bus ServicesFeatured4Four operators — one dedicated coach firm (Island Coachways, since 1976) and three taxi services that handle airport runs alongside.

AlsoPublic Bus Operators 1 · Sightseeing Bus Tours 2

Agriculture & Marine50

AquacultureFeatured3Three organisations — the UK's only triploid oyster seed hatchery (1971), a Herm Pacific-oyster farm, and the States fisheries regulator.
Fishing & aquacultureCompare9

Farming

Agricultural SuppliesCompare8Eight suppliers to Guernsey's farms: two contractors, a hardware-and-feed store, a fuel distributor, and a poultry-systems maker.
HorticultureCompare24Sixteen of Guernsey's 31 farming entries grow rather than supply — four flower growers, the island's only turf grower, one new vineyard.

Fishing

Fishing ChartersFeatured5Five operators — two on Alderney, two in Guernsey — split between dedicated angling skippers and broader charter work.

AlsoCommercial Fishing 1

Children & YouthStory28Ten charities serving under-25s — oldest 1998, newest 2018; family-welfare and housing operators anchor the cohort.

Disability SupportStory24Fifteen charities covering disability support — ten broad inclusion operators, seven built around a specific condition.

Education ScholarshipsStory9Five charities — three grant-makers (SIF, Community Foundation, Rihoy Trust) plus Fairtrade Guernsey and an anti-slavery trust.

Elderly SupportStory17Eleven of Guernsey's 72 charities serve older islanders — a bimodal split: five pure dementia specialists, six multi-cause operators.

Environment ConservationStory10Three organisations — a hands-on beach-clean charity (2018), a Bailiwick grants distributor (2020), and a corporate foundation from 1979.

Family WelfareStory31Seventeen of Guernsey's 72 charities focus on family welfare — split by delivery model: home-visiting, crisis response, grant-making.

Health MedicalStory31Nineteen patient-side health charities — twelve running disease-specific support, five of those cancer-focused, spanning 1888 to 2024.

Housing & HomelessnessStory10Nine housing and homelessness charities — six housing operators, two domestic abuse specialists; the newest opened 2024.

International Aid & DevelopmentStory16Sixteen charities sending aid overseas — the oldest founded 1970, the newest 2020; nine run international-aid operations directly.

Mental Health & WellbeingStory17Nine charities — only one declares mental health as primary; the rest cluster around carer support, crisis response, and family welfare.

Religious CharitiesReference16Three Christian charities across three parishes — Guernsey Welfare Service (1896), the Tumaini Fund (2003), and the Salvation Army.

Sports RecreationStory42Ten organisations — four island-wide governing bodies, four clubs and an inclusion charity, founded between 1893 and 2017.

AlsoHeritage & History 2

Nine of Guernsey's 54 clubs and associations are professional bodies — five in finance, two medical, one statutory regulator, one landlord.

Residents Neighbourhood AssociationsReference5Five organisations — a parish douzaine, two primary-school PTAs, a wellness hub, and a fiduciary firm named for parishes.

Senior Citizens ClubsStory9Four Age Concern Guernsey centres, all founded 1993, meeting weekly across Vale (two), St Martin, and St Pierre du Bois.

Service ClubsStory22Six service clubs on the island — Rotary (1923), Lions (1967), Soroptimist (1980), plus a scout group, a markets nonprofit, and a 2026 WI.

Social Members ClubsReference8

Support Self Help GroupsReference21Twenty-one peer-led or facilitated groups — Oddfellows Lodge (1810) to Man Club (2021) — health cohorts, recovery, advocacy.

Trade AssociationsStory12Nine of Guernsey's 54 clubs and associations are trade bodies — five represent finance sectors, federated under GIBA.

Youth OrganisationsStory31Twenty-four organisations — eleven Scout groups, four uniformed cadet forces, and the Youth Commission's island-wide drop-in services.

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Three operators: two on Occupation fortifications (Festung Guernsey, 2005; Tours of Guernsey, 2018), one heritage garden at Saumarez Park.

Heritage Trusts Preservation SocietiesDirectory13Ten trusts and societies — National Trust (1960) the island's third-largest landowner; Trinity House operates four Bailiwick lighthouses.

Historic Sites & LandmarksStory26Twenty-four sites, 1640 to 2017 — eleven National Trust properties, with fortifications, heritage residences, and nature reserves.

Museums Heritage CentresStory15Fourteen museums and heritage centres across the Bailiwick — the oldest dating to 1927, wartime heritage the dominant specialist cluster.

Five firms — two pure-play installers, two incumbent utilities adding low-carbon lines, and Alderney's statutory regulator.

Telecommunications ProvidersFeatured5Four operators on the island — Sure (since 1896), JT (Guernsey from 2002), Sure International for B2B, and Coop Mobile (Feb 2026).

Waste Management & RecyclingCompare27Twenty-three operators — mostly limited companies clustered in St Sampson and Vale, with four trading under the Guernsey Recycling Group.

AlsoWater Supply & Wastewater Services 2

HerbalistsCompare9Nine practitioners and shops across four clusters: Western herbalism, Chinese medicine, tea-blending, and cannabis retail.

Massage TherapistsCompare16Eight massage therapists on the island — split between sports/remedial clinics, osteopath-adjacent practices, and beauty-salon massage.

NaturopathsFeatured7Seven practitioners — the naturopathy label spans a wider church than the name suggests: nutritional therapy, acupuncture, Bowen, SHEN.

OsteopathsFeatured7Five osteopaths on the island — three clustered in St Sampson, with one offering equine osteopathy alongside human practice.

ReflexologyFeatured6Four reflexologists on the island — one pure practice in St Saviour, the other three bundling reflexology into beauty or yoga work.

Reiki Energy HealingCompare8Three practices: two on Alderney offering animal reiki and mediumship, one Vale salon where reiki sits alongside facials and lashes.

AlsoCraniosacral Therapy 1 · Homeopathy 1 · Hypnotherapy 2

Makeup ArtistsFeatured4Four practitioners — a freelance mobile artist, a cosmetic-tattooing studio, a hair salon offering makeup, an aesthetics clinic.

Medical Aesthetics ClinicsCompare12Ten clinics, seven of them in St Peter Port; eight offer skincare and dermal fillers, two hold Save Face accreditation.

Nail SalonsCompare19Eleven firms doing nails — three nail-focused studios, five bundled with hair, three inside broader beauty rooms. Oldest 1993.

Permanent Makeup MicrobladingFeatured4Three salons offer permanent makeup on the island, all alongside wider beauty menus rather than as PMU-only studios.

Skincare Facial ClinicsCompare9Five skincare clinics on the island — the oldest opened 2004, the newest 2023; one doctor-led and Save Face accredited.

Tanning Sunbed SalonsReference3Three salons — Tanned by Yas for spray tans (Yasemin took Spray Tan Artist of the Year 2025), Island Glow for UV beds.

Tattoo & PiercingCompare8Three listings: one tattoo studio in Alderney, one St Peter Port piercer since 2002, and a medspa offering laser tattoo removal.

AlsoWaxing & Hair Removal 1

Disability CareCompare15Thirteen services — eleven supporting learning disability or autism, two specialist charities for physical and sight loss.

Elderly CareFeatured7Five services, all dementia-focused — the Admiral Nurse Service (first in the Channel Islands, 2023) anchors a charity-clinical pairing.

Home CareCompare10Five home-care teams — all States of Guernsey services, spanning adult nursing, learning-disability outreach, and paediatric community care.

Mental Health CareFeatured5Five mental health care services, all run by the States of Guernsey — segmented by life stage, from children to over-65s.

Nursing HomesCompare11Eight nursing homes — half operated by CI Healthcare, four in St Peter Port; all offer nursing care, five do dementia.

Palliative Hospice CareFeatured5Five providers — three States of Guernsey community teams from Castel Hospital, one hospice charity, one dementia home.

Respite CareCompare9Nine of the island's 54 care services offer respite — five with nursing beds, two carer-relief charities, one children's short-break.

Five clinics — Medical Specialist Group (1992, 55 consultants) plus four narrower specialists in imaging, neurodevelopment and renal care.

Three listings, effectively two operators — Andy Perkins's RockFit bootcamps on the west coast, and Jane England's GoYoga timetable.

GymsCompare12Four general-fitness sites in Guernsey — three attached to hotels or clubs, one a free outdoor gym in Saumarez Park.

Martial Arts SchoolsFeatured7Three schools — two karate (Guernsey Kofukan since the early 1970s, Alderney Okinawan Goju Ryu) and one aikido in St Andrew.

Personal TrainersCompare15Six trainers on the island — but only four operators. Paul De Garis and Andy Perkins each run two; the other two are sole practitioners.

PilatesCompare12Five Pilates instructors — one Reformer studio (HAY Yoga, Castel), three at All About Yoga, and Sola Movement in St Pierre du Bois.

Swimming CentersFeatured4Three pool venues, all in St Peter Port — the States-run 25m six-lane at Beau Séjour, plus Kings and a hotel suite.

Yoga StudiosCompare20Fifteen studios and teachers, nine in St Peter Port and two on Alderney — Yin and Hatha lead, seven also teach Pilates.

AlsoClimbing Bouldering Gyms 2 · Crossfit Functional Fitness 1 · Gymnastics Centers 1

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Nine organisations — four counselling, three crisis support, two dementia care. The oldest, Guernsey Samaritans, was founded in 1963.

PsychologistsCompare8Five practices on the island — two BPS/HCPC chartered, one BACP-accredited (Catalyst, 2004), and the States' adult autism team.

AlsoAddiction Substance Misuse Services 1 · Crisis Support Helplines 2 · Psychiatrists 2

Four pet-care services on the island — all four walk dogs, three add pet-sitting, and one offers police-checked house-sitting.

Pet DaycareFeatured4Four operators — Four Paws' 48-kennel country hotel, two grooming salons that add daycare, and one home-based walker in St Martin.

Pet SittingCompare8Seven pet-sitting firms — four in-home generalists, a mobile groomer, a pet shop, and Cat Concern, the volunteer-run cat charity.

Pet TrainingFeatured4Four operators — three train, one walks dogs. Island Dog Training Club (1962), Kennel Club-affiliated, anchors.

VeterinaryFeatured6Five veterinary practices — four RCVS-accredited; two cover equine work, one farm animals. The oldest, Isabelle Vets, dates to 1919.

AlsoCatteries 1 · Pet Transportation 1

Five firms: Body & Sole's shop and online halves (both 1994), Pretty Woman bridal (2024), and two bespoke tailors.

Lingerie & UnderwearFeatured5Three lingerie retailers — Body & Sole at The Bridge (1994) with its Solely Bodytalk online arm, and Plaisirs in town (2007).

Men's ClothingStory14Five menswear shops — Creasey's department store (1899), two Guernsey-jumper makers, a Vazon jeans supplier, an alterations service.

Women's ClothingCompare27Eight shops and services — four general clothing shops, two Guernsey-jumper makers (both 1976), and two dressmaking-alterations.

Workwear & UniformsFeatured6Three outlets — Fletcher Sports (1936), Game Changers as States-approved school supplier, and the volunteer-run Scout Shop at Les Maingys.

AlsoBaby Clothing 1 · Sportswear & Activewear 2 · Vintage & Secondhand Clothing 2

Six computer shops — an Alderney trio under one operator, St Peter Port's Apple Premium Reseller, and Soundtrack at 50+ years.

Home Appliances MajorFeatured3Three major-appliance retailers — Guernsey Energy Centre (roots 1830), Valpys (1903), Colourcare (1975), one per parish.

Smart Home & Connected DevicesFeatured4Four firms: two smart-home integrators (Avolution, Sensible Technology), an Apple reseller, and a gas utility trading since 1823.

Televisions & Home CinemaFeatured5Five firms — two AV installers (Avolution, Sensible Technology), two electronics retailers, and Guernsey Gas as the utility outlier.

AlsoComputer Components & Peripherals 1 · Mobile Phones & Accessories 2 · Video Games & Consoles 1

Party SuppliesFeatured7Three party-supply firms — the oldest trading since 1982 as Bonboniera Balloons, the newest a 2020 pandemic Sweet Hedge Stall.

Personalised GiftsCompare17Ten firms — three jewellers, three print-and-merch specialists, and Moonpig, the FTSE 250 card-printer founded here in 2000.

Souvenir ShopsCompare17Fifteen souvenir shops — a three-firm Guernsey-knitwear cluster, five Alderney-based, plus outposts on Herm and Sark.

AlsoGift Wrap Packaging 1

Five suppliers on the island — two electrical wholesalers, a gas utility with a retail arm, a hi-fi specialist, and a glazier.

Flooring Tiling SuppliesCompare13Nine suppliers — five flooring specialists and four broader building merchants where tile and carpet sit beside timber and paint.

Paint Wallpaper Decorating SuppliesFeatured7Five paint and decorating shops — Ray Lowe Decor (1957), B&Q (1969), and Limeworks (1998), four in St Peter Port.

Plumbing & Heating SuppliesFeatured7Six suppliers — two Wolseley UK branches, one national chain (B&Q), and three independents including the island's Waterguard distributor.

Four shops on the island — Hansa Wholefoods trading since 1971, alongside three specialists founded 2019–2020.

Opticians Eyewear StoresFeatured5Five opticians on the island — including Specsavers' Guernsey-registered parent company, which manages stores across three continents.

Perfume Fragrance StoresFeatured3Three hand-poured candle makers — one per parish — fragrance-led rather than perfume, each run by its founder.

AlsoHearing Aid Suppiers 1 · Vitamins & Supplements 2

Mobile Phone RepairsFeatured4Four repairers — two phone specialists in St Peter Port, a sole-trader screen shop, and Sound & Vision (1988) in St Andrew.

Musical InstrumentsFeatured3Three specialists: a piano tuner covering all Channel Islands, and two guitar workshops — Kendall (2004) and Grizzly (2010).

Picture Framing & RestorationFeatured4Three studios: Framecraft for picture framing in Cobo, Vitae (2000) for furniture restoration, Ede Conservation (2018) for paintings.

AlsoVape Shops 1

Mobile Bar ServicesReference3Three of the island's 19 catering & events firms run mobile bar setups — one from a 1972 caravan, one scaling to 300 guests.

Private ChefsFeatured4Three private chefs on the island: a Michelin-trained pop-up, a consultancy-and-cookies hybrid, and a wedding-and-corporate operator.

Wedding CateringFeatured4Four firms — three catering island weddings (hog roasts, canapés, fork buffets), one booking French destination venues.

Coffee RoastersFeatured4Four coffee roasters — Bean 14 (2006) with its Granite Goat retail brand (2009), plus two independent small-batch roasters.

ConfectionersFeatured5Five confectioners on the island — two chocolatiers, a fudge maker, a cookie brand, and a home celebration-cake baker.

DairiesFeatured3Three dairies — Guernsey Dairy (1951, state-owned), Sark Dairy Trust (2019, charitable), Artisan Cheesemakers in St Saviour.

DistilleriesFeatured3Three entries, two distilling operations — Three Fingers (under R.W. Randall, 1868 brewery) and Channel Islands Liquor Co (2015).

Farm ShopsFeatured5Four farm shops, each effectively a category of one — including Guernsey's only commercial egg producer and goat-cheese maker.

FishmongersFeatured4Three shops sell fresh fish across the Bailiwick — McAllister's on Alderney since 1984, Surf & Turf and Country Butchers in Guernsey.

Fruit & Vegetable ProducersFeatured3Three chemical-free growers: The Soil Farm's regenerative Ltd, Edible Guernsey's community charity, Central Farm Veg's veg-box scheme.

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Live Music BarsCompare11Ten of Guernsey's 61 pubs and bars where live music is core programming — Fermain Tavern has booked acts since the 1970s.

Sports BarsCompare13Thirteen of the island's 61 pubs and bars carry live sport — one operator group runs five of them, anchored by twin venues at Aztech.

Traditional PubsCompare21Nine of the island's 61 pubs and bars are drink-led traditionals — a bimodal split: three pub-hotels with rooms, six standalone bars.

Wine BarsBrowse9Six wine-led venues, all in St Peter Port — anchored by Rouge's 120-wine vinoteca and J B Parker's self-service cellar.

Fine DiningBrowse10Eight fine dining rooms out of 87 restaurants — one Michelin-starred (Vraic, 2025), the oldest trading since 1950.

International CuisineBrowse24Twenty restaurants by cuisine identity — eight Italian, four South Asian, three Chinese; sixteen sit in St Peter Port.

Seafood RestaurantsBrowse33Thirty seafood-led restaurants and hotel dining rooms — almost half clustered in St Peter Port, with the newest opening March 2026.

Steakhouses & GrillsBrowse9Nine steakhouses and grills — eight in St Peter Port, one in Castel — with the three dated openings landing between 2012 and 2018.

Tapas & Small PlatesFeatured6Five small-plates rooms in St Peter Port — Spanish tapas, Levantine mezze, Mediterranean grazing, and one Bib Gourmand wood-fired kitchen.

Vegetarian Vegan FriendlyFeatured6Five restaurants with substantial vegetarian and vegan menus — none fully plant-based, four clustered in St Peter Port.

Six wine and spirit shops — Bucktrout (1830) the oldest, Rouge (2019) the newest, with Vinoteca holding the Drappier exclusive.

World Food ShopsFeatured3Three world-food shops in St Peter Port — Iwaris for African and Caribbean, SA Online for South African, Sawitri's for Thai.

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Fried ChickenFeatured3Three fried chicken takeaways — two IFC branches under the Sahara City Group, both opened 2018, plus Tiff's late-night kitchen.

IndianBrowse8Seven Indian restaurants and takeaways — five in St Peter Port, split between Indian and Bangladeshi-influenced kitchens.

Japanese SushiFeatured5Four venues serve sushi on the island — only Fukku (2022, Michelin Guide-listed) is a dedicated Japanese specialist.

KebabsFeatured6Six kebab outlets island-wide — five in St Peter Port, one in St Martin — half of them under the Sahara City Group umbrella.

PizzaBrowse12Twelve of the island's 48 takeaways serve pizza — four Italian venues, the rest multi-cuisine kitchens adding it to wider menus.

ThaiCompare9Seven Thai kitchens — five in St Peter Port, two of them on Mill Street — anchored by Sawatdi, trading since 2003.

Escape RoomsFeatured3Three escape-room operations — AdventureRooms Guernsey (2018) at Fermain Valley, MTG Escapes (2022) from St Saviour's Community Centre.

Live Music VenuesFeatured4Four listings anchored by the Fermain Tavern — hosting live music on Fort Road since 1970, once known as Dirty Dick's.

Theatres & Performing Arts VenuesStory10Eight venues and companies — Beau Sejour and the Princess Royal anchor the stages; GADOC (1927) is the oldest troupe.

Ten dance schools, oldest founded 1940 — classical-syllabus studios, performing-arts schools, and a ballroom/fitness cohort.

Children's Music & Drama ClassesCompare10Eight schools — four pure music, four performing-arts; the oldest a States service teaching over 1,000 young musicians since 1978.

Children's Outdoor Adventure ActivitiesFeatured3Three providers on the island — a forest school for ages 3–10, a guided open-water swim outfit, and a sea scout group.

Children's Sports Coaching ClubsFeatured6Six children's coaching clubs — three registered charities (hockey, rugby, boxing), three companies (cheer, football, multi-sport).

Soft Play CentresFeatured5Five listings on the island — one fixed-site soft play at Oatlands Village (1981), the rest mobile hire and party operators.

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Five groups — the West Show (1913), two Britain in Bloom Gold committees, a Victorian walled garden, and a chemical-free food charity.

Motor Vehicle ClubsFeatured4Four members — two motor sport clubs (1947, 1960), a historic-vehicle club (1969), and a Porsche-prestige workshop.

Nature Conservation GroupsCompare15Eight groups, founded 1882-2018 — La Société Guernesiaise anchors them, managing 130 acres of reserves island-wide.

Social ClubsStory17Seventeen clubs — four private members' clubs, two Age Concern senior branches, two community workshops, and a shareholder-run bar.

Sports ClubsStory54Thirteen sports clubs and associations across the Bailiwick — oldest founded 1886, newest 2018, with football accounting for six.

Five equestrian operations on the Bailiwick — two riding schools, one showjumping branch, one livery centre, and Sark's carriage tours.

Kayaking CanoeingFeatured5Four operators across the Bailiwick — three multi-activity providers and one dedicated Alderney Wildlife Trust hire at Braye Bay.

PaddleboardingFeatured4Three providers, none pure SUP — a multi-activity firm, a Vazon surf school, and the Alderney Wildlife Trust's Braye Bay kayak hire.

Scuba Diving & SnorkellingFeatured3Three dive operators — Donkey Divers (2008) the only 5-Star PADI centre, Dive Guernsey for trimix and servicing, Only Fins new in 2025.

Walking Hiking ToursFeatured3Three walking sites — a 2001 reservoir loop at St Saviour and two National Trust clifftop stretches in Forest and Torteval.

Wildlife & Nature ToursCompare12Nine sites and operators — four on Alderney, anchored by the Channel Islands' only wildlife trust and three National Trust holdings.

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Three on the island — two commercial riding schools (La Carriere, Melrose Farm) and the volunteer-run Riding for the Disabled, since 1974.

Golf Courses & LessonsCompare12Ten entries — the island's four courses plus the retail and coaching that orbit them, from Royal Guernsey (1890) to 2025.

Racket Sports ClubsCompare8Five clubs — one venue each for tennis, padel, badminton, and table tennis, plus Alderney's multi-sport racket site.

Water Sports Sailing SchoolsFeatured5Three providers: Alderney Sailing Club (1964) and Guernsey Sailing Trust (1988) as RYA centres, plus a sole-trader surf coach at Vazon.

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Eight firms — six RICS-regulated, three pure quantity surveyors; the rest dual-discipline with architecture or building surveying.

Five firms, all limited companies. Logicalis (1982) launched the Channel Islands' first Security Operations Centre in 2017.

Data Analytics & BIFeatured3Three firms in St Peter Port — one built the States' Government Economic Model, one writes PRIIPs KIDs, one runs SOC 2 warehousing.

EPOS & Point-of-Sale SystemsFeatured3Three EPOS providers on the island, all serving hospitality and retail — ePOS CI trading since 2015, epos.gg since 2019.

IT ConsultingCompare10Five of 37 IT firms sell advisory and project work — two managed-services groups, two software houses, one automation specialist.

IT TrainingFeatured3Three St Peter Port firms: a Microsoft consultancy, a cyber specialist since 2019, and the States-contracted cyber centre launched 2026.

Managed IT ServicesCompare13Ten firms, all limited companies — managed services (9), cyber security (7), networks (7); oldest traces to 1896, newest 2024.

Networking & InfrastructureFeatured5Four firms — the oldest since 1990, the newest 2017. Between them run the .gg and .je top-level domain registries.

Software DevelopmentCompare25Twelve firms — half web/digital agencies, half specialist software houses; Vega, Digimap, and Swansoft anchor the specialists.

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Six of 33 island legal firms handle corporate commercial — two offshore networks, one restructuring specialist, three full-service local.

Criminal DefenceFeatured4Four practices on the island handle criminal defence — three private firms and the Guernsey Legal Aid Service's 24/7 Duty Advocate.

Employment LawFeatured4Four employment-law practices, all St Peter Port — two full-service firms, the statutory EEOS (2023), and an HR consultancy.

Family LawFeatured6Six family-law practices on the island — five in St Peter Port, plus one state-funded advisory service handling free mediation.

Insolvency & RestructuringFeatured7Four firms — two full-service offshore law firms (Mourant since 1842, Walkers) and two specialist boutiques opened 2018–2019.

Litigation & Dispute ResolutionCompare12Twelve firms handling litigation in Guernsey — mostly LLPs in St Peter Port, four with reach into BVI, Cayman, Jersey and the UK.

NotariesFeatured4Four notaries in St Peter Port — HM Greffier's registry alongside three private practices, one of them a 2017 advocate-notary LLP.

Trusts, Estates & Private ClientCompare14Eleven firms (of 27 in legal services), all St Peter Port — wills, probate, trusts, estates, plus the Ecclesiastical Probate Registry.

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Seven agencies — half of Guernsey's recruitment sector — weighted toward finance placements, with the oldest founded 1970.

Nine firms — almost half of Guernsey's 20 tax practices — personal and corporate tax in parallel; one CTA, one Baker Tilly affiliate.

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Seven dealers — four handling boat sales, two engine-only, one an aircraft-brokerage outlier. Three cluster at St Sampsons Marina.

Boat Repairs & MaintenanceCompare19Sixteen firms — ten boat repairers, six marine engineers, two fabrication specialists, and a sole-trader marine electrician.

ChandleryFeatured6Six chandleries — four limited companies, two at St Peter Port waterfront and one on Alderney trading over 45 years.

Marinas & MooringsFeatured5Four operators: States-run Guernsey Ports and Alderney Harbour, private Beaucette Marina (since 2005), and the GBA (1923).

Marine ElectronicsFeatured4Four firms — anchored by Marine Electronics Ltd, designing and manufacturing sonar in-house from a Vale industrial unit since 1983.

Marine SurveyorsFeatured5Five on the island — one YDSA Fellow covering the Channel Islands and France, alongside marine-engineering and electronics specialists.

Rigging & SailmakingFeatured5Four firms covering rigging and sailmaking — one dedicated sailmaker in St Peter Port, three mixed-trade boatyards and chandlers.

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Driving SchoolsCompare14Nine driving schools on the island — three DBS-checked, one of them Alderney's sole registered instructor.

Vehicle Repairs & ServicingCompare28Eighteen garages — nearly all doing general repair and diagnostics, with two commercial-vehicle specialists and two fuel forecourts.

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Thirteen heritage venues — three ancient parish churches, three island museums, two Sark heritage sites, and Castle Cornet (c.1206).

Hotel Function RoomsCompare38Thirty-five hotel function rooms across the Bailiwick — twelve in St Peter Port, nine in St Martin, anchored by the only five-star property.

Outdoor Event Spaces Parks & GardensFeatured5Five outdoor event spaces: La Vallette bathing pools (1844), the Aero Club (1934), a 2021 hire-field, plus Herm and St Pierre Park.

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Theatres & Performance VenuesFeatured5Four venues — Beau Sejour's 400-seat theatre (1976), St James's 576-seat hall (1985), a hotel events space, and a four-screen cinema.

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Three shops covering the groom's outfit — Samuel Pepys (1977) for designer menswear, Tux & Tails for hire, Christine Bailey for tailoring.

Hair & Makeup ArtistsFeatured5Five sole traders — two on wedding hair, one also cosmetic tattooing; plus a mobile beauty therapist, hairdresser, and make-up artist.

Wedding FloristsCompare14Eight of the island's 46 wedding-service providers are florists — four growers, four high-street arrangers; two are Interflora members.

Wedding PlannersFeatured6Four of 46 wedding-services entities plan weddings — two Travel Counsellors franchisees, one qualified planner, one photographer.

Wedding Stationery InvitationsFeatured3Three of sixty-nine wedding suppliers produce stationery — one bespoke stationer, one commercial press, one planner-led service.

Wedding VenuesCompare16Fourteen of 46 wedding-services entries are venues — five Anglican churches, six hotels, a watermill on Alderney, and an outdoor field.

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Eight providers — four in the St John Guernsey constellation (since 1882), two IOSH-accredited consultancies, plus Cardiac Action Group.

IT Digital Skills TrainingFeatured3Three providers — two States-run divisions of The Guernsey Institute (GTA, 1996; TGI, 2019) and one sole trader, Totally PC (2010).

Professional Corporate TrainingCompare20Thirteen of Guernsey's 63 adult-learning providers offer professional and corporate training — eight train on regulatory compliance.

Vocational Trade Skills TrainingFeatured6Five providers: three campuses of The Guernsey Institute, a 1918 trade association, and one City & Guilds welder-fabricator.

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Twelve marine-engineering firms — eight in core marine work, with strong metalwork-fabrication and boat-repair clusters.

Mechanical EngineeringCompare20Sixteen of Guernsey's 51 engineering firms cover mechanical work — five fabrication shops, three M&E consultancies, two M&E contractors.

Seventeen digital agencies on the island — 12 in St Peter Port, all offering digital marketing, 14 also building websites.

Public Relations AgenciesFeatured3Three agencies: Hamilton Brooke (1988), Liquid (2004), AMPD (2025) — Liquid the only Channel Islands name in PR Week's Top 150.

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Seven firms — three sign specialists, three print houses extending into large format, and Sarnia Flags making Commonwealth bunting.

Photo Printing Photographic LabsFeatured6Three island businesses: a Vale picture framer since 1986, a St Martin media-conversion studio, and a Vale baker doing edible photo cakes.

Quick Print Copy ShopsFeatured4Four shops — PBS (1972) and Nashcopy (1987) anchor the trade; Alderney Printers doubles as a carpet fitter.

Screen Printing Garment Merchandise PrintingFeatured7Seven firms decorate garments and merchandise — four cluster in St Sampson; the oldest, Smith Signs, has traded since 1970.

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Four operators after Sure absorbed Airtel-Vodafone in 2024: Sure (1896), JT (2002), GuernseyTel (2023), Coop Mobile (2026).

Telecoms Infrastructure Installation & CablingFeatured5Three of eight telecoms firms install infrastructure — one for business telephony, one for satellite and aerials, one for two-way radio.

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