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Home & Property632

Asbestos RemovalProfiles3Three firms handle asbestos on the island — two full removal contractors (ASR, AC Limited) and one surveying specialist.
Carpenters & JoinersCompare26Twenty-six carpenters and joiners — nine joinery specialists, seven kitchen fitters, and a six-firm bespoke-furniture cluster.
Fireplaces, Stoves & Chimney Services

Profiles

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Five firms — one HETAS-registered installer stocking eighteen stove brands, plus four chimney sweeps across four parishes.

FlooringCompare17Seventeen flooring firms — St Peter Port holds seven, Vale three; DWA has been trading since 1962, one sole trader among them.

Home FurnishingsCompare19Nineteen firms — fitted kitchens and bedrooms dominate (nine of each), with two furniture retailers and two bathroom specialists.

InsulationProfiles5Five insulation firms on the island — four bundling external wall insulation with rendering and plastering, one with roofing and UPVC.

Interior DesignCompare29Twenty-nine studios — soft-furnishings houses, kitchen-and-bedroom designers, and RIBA/CIAT architects designing interiors alongside.

Laundry & Dry CleaningProfiles5Five providers — Arrowsmith Marlowe's Vale plant and two counters, alongside Iron Maiden and Express Laundry.

Painters & DecoratorsCompare39Thirty-nine painters and decorators — 23 tag decorating, 10 painting, with nine carrying both; 16 sole traders anchor the trade.

Pest ControlProfiles4Four pest controllers for the Bailiwick — one BPCA member, two generalists, and one limited company.

Plastering & RenderingCompare14Fourteen firms — mostly sole traders, weighted to St Peter Port, with a four-strong external-wall-insulation cluster.

Pool & Spa ServicesProfiles6Six pool and spa firms — split between full-build specialists, maintenance-and-refurb outfits, and sole-trader cleaners.

Property Maintenance & HandymanCompare16Sixteen firms across the Bailiwick — painter-decorators, tilers, and multi-trade handymen sharing the property-maintenance ground.

Removals & StorageCompare14Fourteen firms on the island — nine secure-storage operators, six house-removers, with Pickfords (1646) the deep outlier.

RenovationsCompare31Thirty-one renovation contractors — 19 tagged renovation, 14 extensions, 11 general building, 7 loft conversions.

RoofersCompare26Twenty-six roofers island-wide — eleven flat-roofing specialists, nine in GRP fibreglass, eight doing leadwork.

ScaffoldingCompare8Eight firms — seven scaffold erectors (oldest 1989, newest 2023) plus one working-at-height safety specialist.

Specialist home servicesCompare39Thirty-nine of 632 home-and-property firms work specialist slices — pools, HVAC, scaffolding, pest control, asbestos, laundry.

Stonemasons & MasonryCompare10Ten stonemasons across five parishes — four with dated foundings from 1982 to 2020, weighted toward restoration and stone supply.

TilingCompare14Fourteen firms — seven trade as tilers only, seven carry tiling alongside decorating, plastering or property maintenance.

Upholstery & Soft FurnishingsCompare12Twelve firms — curtain-makers, blind-fitters and interior-design studios, with an upholstery cohort of five running alongside.

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Building & Construction

Architectural ServicesCompare15Fifteen practices — RIBA-chartered architects alongside MCIAT technologists — the oldest trading since 1980, the newest 2023.
BuildersCompare63Sixty-three builders on the island — mostly limited companies, weighted toward renovation (23) and new-build (21) work.
ConcretingProfiles7Seven firms — structural formwork, pre-cast products, sprayed-concrete pools, road surfacing, driveways, and readymix delivery.
Damp Proofing & WaterproofingProfiles4Four firms — Timber Treatments (1979) anchors with BS8102 tanking and Delta Membrane accreditation; three based in Vale.
DemolitionProfiles5Five firms across five parishes — Paul Rouget (1996) to Guernsey Demolition Contractors (2024), plus asbestos, drilling and plant-hire.
Driveways, paving & surfacingCompare13Thirteen firms laying driveways and patios — asphalt contractors, block-paving specialists, and resin-bonded stone installers.
Electrical ContractingProfiles4Four electrical contractors on the island — the oldest trading since 1985, three limited companies, two NICEIC-registered.
ExtensionsProfiles5Five extension builders — four limited companies and one sole trader, all five also working new-build or renovation lines.
GroundworksCompare9Nine firms handle site enabling — three trade as pure groundworkers, six fold drainage and footings into wider building trades.
Project ManagementProfiles5Five firms handling construction programme delivery — the oldest PlanB (2005), the newest Concept 360 (2017).
Specialist Trades (Drilling, Cutting, Sawing)Profiles3Three diamond-drilling and cutting specialists — The Drill Squad (2002), Ryan's (2019), and Diamond Drilling & Cutting Specialists.

Cleaning Services

Carpet & Upholstery CleaningProfiles5Five firms clean carpets and upholstery on the island — the oldest incorporated 2014, and only one is NCCA-certified.
Commercial CleaningCompare15Fifteen firms on commercial contracts — the oldest G4S (1973), the newest Armana (2022), seven based in St Peter Port.
Domestic CleaningCompare12Twelve domestic cleaners on the island — half also take commercial contracts, four handle carpets, three run end-of-tenancy work.
End-of-TenancyProfiles5Five cleaners handling rental changeovers — three limited companies, the oldest trading since 2004, the newest since 2019.
Gutter CleaningProfiles4Four listings resolve to three firms — gutter clearing sits as a side service of window cleaners, with one specialist gutter brand.
Oven CleaningProfiles6Six firms — two dedicated specialists (Ovenu Guernsey and Oven King), four cleaners who add ovens to broader rounds.
Pressure WashingCompare11Eleven firms — most bundling pressure washing with window and gutter work, with one specialist cleaning boat hulls at four marinas.
Window CleaningCompare17Seventeen window cleaners across the island — fourteen pure window specialists, with pressure-washing and gutter-vac clusters alongside.

Electricians

Data Network CablingProfiles3Three firms specialise in structured data cabling — one via satellite AV, one via smart-home integration, one via mains electrical.
EV Charger InstallationProfiles4Four of Guernsey's 58 electricians install EV chargers — a wholesaler, a renewables installer, a contractor, a public-network operator.
ElectriciansCompare33Thirty-three electrical contractors — eight NICEIC-approved, five Electric Living installers, with a nine-firm renewables cluster.
Fire Alarms Emergency LightingProfiles6Six firms — two in passive fire protection, two in alarm and detection systems, one sprinkler specialist, one multi-trade.
Lighting InstallationProfiles3Three firms — one lighting wholesaler in St Peter Port (1981) and two NICEIC contractors folding lighting into wider electrical work.
Security Systems, CCTV & Access ControlCompare8Eight installers — five CCTV-led, one smart-home integrator, one aerials-and-security crossover, one fire-and-security house.
Solar PV & Battery StorageCompare8Eight installers — three pure-play renewables specialists among five electrical contractors running PV as a named service line.
TV Aerials & SatelliteProfiles6Six installers — four in St Peter Port, one in Castel, one in St Sampson. Two hold CAI membership; two are limited companies.

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Home Appliances

Appliance RepairsProfiles4Four appliance-repair services — two dedicated specialists and two multi-trade operators; oldest 1988, newest 2013.

Landscaping & Gardens

FencingCompare8Eight firms working the fencing niche — one dedicated specialist (Guernsey Fence Co., 2026), the rest landscape generalists who fence.
Garden Buildings & ShedsProfiles4Four firms — three glasshouse specialists clustered in St Sampson, alongside Vale's Caplain (1981, now dissolved April 2025).
Garden Centres & NurseriesCompare8Eight centres and nurseries — Le Friquet (1904) anchors the group at 75,000 sq ft; The Hedge Guy opened 2023.
Garden Clearance & Waste RemovalProfiles5Five of the island's 88 landscaping firms offer garden clearance and haulage — fleet operators, bag-drop, and licensed waste carriers.
Garden Machinery Sales RepairProfiles7Seven dealers and service centres — the oldest trading since 1950, the newest a 2022 robotic-mower specialist.
GardenersCompare38Thirty-eight gardening firms — maintenance generalists with landscape-gardening (15) and paving (8) clusters, weighted to Vale.
Irrigation SystemsProfiles3Three firms — Queux Plant Centre (1989), D.W. Lloyd (2014), and D. J. Machon — split between Castel (2) and Forest.
Landscape DesignCompare9Nine firms on the design side of Guernsey landscaping — the oldest trading since 1996, six naming landscape gardening as their core.
Tree SurgeryCompare13Thirteen tree-surgery firms — seven limited companies, four sole traders, with one dedicated arboricultural consultancy.

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Plumbers & Heating Engineers

Gas EngineersProfiles4Four Gas Safe firms on the island — the oldest trading since 1993, the newest opened 2025 and won that year's Norman Piette award.
Heating EngineersCompare35Thirty-five heating engineers — 23 doing central heating, 13 underfloor, nine fitting air-source heat pumps alongside oil work.
PlumbersCompare34Thirty-four plumbers island-wide — 21 limited companies to eight sole traders, weighted toward St Sampson (6) and the north.

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Property Management

Commercial Property ManagementCompare9Nine firms — chartered surveyors, syndicate investors, and family-held landlords. The oldest trading since 1934, the newest opened 2026.
Facilities ManagementProfiles4Four FM providers — two multi-service contractors from 1964 and 1973, a 1982 cleaning-led operator, and a 2019 holding group.
Letting AgentsCompare14Fourteen firms handling Guernsey lettings — mostly full-service estate agencies, with ten limited companies and a St Peter Port core of four.
Property ManagersCompare10Ten firms managing Guernsey lets and blocks — the oldest, Lovells, trading since 1879; the newest opened 2023.

Security & Alarms

LocksmithsProfiles4Four locksmiths on the island — three in the Vale, one in St Pierre du Bois; only G4S holds Master Locksmith Association membership.

Windows & Doors

GlaziersCompare11Eleven glaziers — seven in Vale — split between architectural glass fabricators, glasshouse specialists, and window-and-door installers.

HVAC, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration

Air Conditioning Installation & ServiceProfiles5Five firms — two refrigeration-led, one full mechanical-and-electrical contractor, one Daikin-certified specialist, one owner-operator.
Commercial Refrigeration & Catering EquipmentProfiles3Three refrigeration firms — Alpha (2002) Daikin- and Refcom-certified, Sarnia for catering kit, Bailiwick for medical and marine.

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Community & Public Services588

Emergency ServicesStories19Nineteen of 588 community and public bodies handle emergency response — eight charities, five States entities, one volunteer unit.
Healthcare (Public)Reference16Sixteen public services — five specialist clinical, five paediatric public health — Princess Elizabeth (1949) to Le Mignot (2008).
Justice & CourtsStories12Twelve bodies form the Bailiwick's justice apparatus — nine States entities, three statutory regulators, all but one in St Peter Port.
LibrariesProfiles3Three libraries: Guille-Allès (1882) and Priaulx (1889) in St Peter Port, plus Alderney's volunteer-run branch.
Public TransportProfiles4Four operators covering air, sea, road and terminal — the oldest (Aurigny) since 1968, the newest (Buses.gg) since April 2025.
Social ServicesStories27Twenty-seven social services — sixteen States entities, plus charities and statutory bodies — weighted toward family support and disability.

Charities & Non-Profits

Advocacy & Human RightsProfiles6Six advocacy charities — Victim Support (1998) the oldest, Women in Public Life (2020) the newest — spanning rights, mobility, fair trade.
Animal WelfareStories8Eight organisations on the island — five in rescue and rehoming, a therapy-dog network, a search-dog team, and cat-care for the elderly.
Arts & CultureStories18

Clubs & Associations

Business Networking ClubsReference7Seven networking bodies — the oldest the Chamber of Commerce (1808), the newest The B4-8 Club (2006). Four sit in St Peter Port.
Cultural Arts SocietiesStories29Twenty-nine societies span a century — Sarnia Arts & Crafts (1924) the oldest; ten registered charities anchor the cohort.
Professional AssociationsStories8

Culture & Heritage

Archives & Special CollectionsProfiles4Four collections — Island Archives (1986), Toucan Press (1964), Festung Guernsey (2005), and a 2023 digitisation partnership.
Genealogy Local History ServicesProfiles3Three institutions in St Peter Port — La Société Guernesiaise (1882), Priaulx Library (1889), the Société's Family History Section (1987).
Heritage Tours GuidesProfiles

Government Services

Regulators & statutory bodiesReference20Twenty regulators and statutory bodies — the GFSC (1987) supervises 2,000+ licensees; the Guernsey Bar dates from 2008.

Religious Organisations

ChurchesStories44Forty-four churches and chapels across the Bailiwick — the oldest founded 1787, the newest 1999, Anglican and Methodist anchored.

Utilities

Electricity Suppliers & DistributionProfiles3Three firms — one per island: Guernsey Electricity (1907), Sark Electricity (1947), Alderney Renewable Energy (2004).
Fuel & Gas SuppliersCompare10Ten suppliers — the oldest, Guernsey Gas, trading since 1823; a liquid-fuels core of seven distributors, plus coal and LPG specialists.
Renewable Energy ServicesProfiles3

Health & Wellness467

Audiology & HearingProfiles5Five practices — Specsavers (founded in Guernsey, 1984) and four hearing specialists, three of them in St Peter Port.
DentistsCompare20Twenty practices — thirteen doing general and cosmetic work, ten offering implants, and one resident specialist orthodontist.
HospitalsProfiles3Three hospitals — Princess Elizabeth (1949), the doctor-owned Medical Specialist Group (1992), and Alderney's Le Mignot Memorial (2008).
Laboratories & ScreeningProfiles4Four providers — one 155-staff LLP under States contract, one 1974 cardiovascular charity, two private screening clinics.
Medical Imaging ServicesProfiles3Three providers: MSG (1992) for States-contracted radiology, First Contact for private MRI/CT, Island Ultrasound (2017) for obstetric scans.
Mobility Aids & Medical SuppliesProfiles4Four suppliers — two retail mobility shops, one Channel Islands lift specialist, and a charity lending beach wheelchairs at Pembroke Bay.
Nutrition & DieteticsProfiles4Four practitioners, one per parish — two nutritional therapists, a public-health charity, and a personal trainer who writes meal plans.
Occupational TherapyProfiles4Four OT practices — two hand therapists, a States-run older-adult mental health team, and a sensory-integration specialist.
Opticians & Eye CareCompare8Eight practices — anchored by Specsavers, founded on Guernsey in 1984 and now 2,000 stores worldwide from a La Villiaze HQ.
PaediatricsCompare9Nine paediatric services on the island — eight States-run across the 0–18 pathway, and one private neurodevelopmental clinic.
Physiotherapy & RehabCompare11Eleven physiotherapy and rehab practices — Guernsey Therapy Group's 50 physios on one side, Avenue Clinic's four independents on the other.
Podiatry & ChiropodyProfiles6Six foot-care practices on the island — four HCPC-registered, three Members of the College of Podiatry, one mobile home-visit service.
Sexual HealthProfiles3Three services. The Orchard Centre for open-access clinic care, Choices for under-21s, and Alderney's Island Medical Centre GP list.
Spas & MassageCompare17Seventeen spa and massage listings — hotel spas, holistic therapy rooms, and a newer cluster of sauna operators including Alderney.
Speech & Language TherapyProfiles4Four providers: three States of Guernsey teams — paediatric, adult autism, drop-in clinics — and one independent adult practice.

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Alternative & Complementary

AcupunctureProfiles5Five practices — two BAcC-registered acupuncturists, two multi-therapy clinics offering it alongside other modalities, one physio adjunct.
AromatherapyProfiles3Three practices offering aromatherapy in Guernsey — The Beauty Clinic since 1986, The Lavender Rooms (2009), Natural Health Clinic (2017).
ChiropractorsProfiles6

Beauty & Aesthetics

Beauty SalonsCompare26Twenty-six beauty salons — the oldest Josef's (1966), the newest opened 2025 — weighted toward St Peter Port with 14 of 26.
Hair SalonsCompare57Fifty-seven salons islandwide — 26 in St Peter Port, nine offering bridal work, and a nine-strong barbering cohort.
Lash Brow StudiosProfiles5Five studios where lash and brow work sits at the centre — three in the Vale, and only one is a pure specialist.

Care Services

Adult Day CareProfiles4Four day centres — two run by Guernsey Voluntary Service, one States-run dementia specialist, and Age Concern's charity network.
Assisted LivingProfiles3Three schemes: two extra-care developments opened in 2016 by the Guernsey Housing Association, and Alderney's Jubilee sheltered housing.
Care HomesCompare17Seventeen care homes — six limited companies, four charities, three States services; clusters in dementia, learning-disability, autism.

Doctors & Medical

General PracticeCompare13Thirteen GP practices across the island — IslandHealth trading since 1894, Alderney's Island Medical Centre the newest at 2015.
Private Medical ClinicsProfiles4Four clinics, one per parish — IslandHealth (1894, CHKS accredited), The Diagnostic Centre (2012), and First Contact Health.
Specialist ClinicsProfiles5

Gyms & Fitness

Boxing Kickboxing GymsProfiles4Four gyms across the Bailiwick — two amateur boxing charities, one combat-sports crossover in Vale, and Boxfit's two-ring setup in Town.
Dance Fitness StudiosProfiles7Seven studios — the oldest since 1992, ballroom-and-Latin and salsa clusters of three each, plus a solo barre platform.
Fitness ClassesProfiles6

Mental Health

Child & Adolescent Mental Health ServicesProfiles4Four States of Guernsey services — CAMHS for mental health, CDS for disability, a reparative care team, and early help.
Counselling & PsychotherapyCompare20Twenty counselling and psychotherapy practices — eleven in St Peter Port, four in Vale, weighted toward BACP-registered sole practitioners.
PsychologistsProfiles4

Pet Services

Boarding Kennels & CatteriesProfiles6Six boarders — one traditional facility with 48 dog kennels and 21 cat pens, five taking dogs into the carer's home.
Dog GroomingCompare11Eleven groomers across seven parishes — salon-based operators, two mobile services, and one home-boarding hybrid.
Dog Walking & Pet SittingCompare12Twelve providers — eight dog walkers, four pet sitters, and a volunteer-run cat charity registered as no. 480.

Retail & Shopping347

Books & StationeryCompare15Fifteen shops — office-supply operators alongside high-street bookshops and stationers. PBS Group dates to 1972; the newest opened 2023.
Charity ShopsCompare8Eight charity shops split between St Peter Port (5) and St Sampson (3) — the oldest trading since 1987, the newest 2023.
FloristsCompare10Ten florists across seven parishes — the oldest trading since 1919, the newest 2023; six list wedding flowers as a specialism.
Florists & wedding floristsCompare13Thirteen florists across the Bailiwick — the oldest trading since 1919, with seven weighted toward wedding work.
Home & Garden RetailCompare21Twenty-one shops across four parishes — nine in St Peter Port — weighted toward fitted kitchens and bedrooms.
Jewellery & WatchesCompare20Twenty jewellers and watch retailers — nine in fine-jewellery retail, eight designing bespoke, seven selling watches, six goldsmiths.
PharmaciesCompare14Fourteen pharmacies across the Bailiwick — five in St Peter Port, three in St Martin, and Alderney's sole chemist trading since 1926.
Sports & OutdoorProfiles6Six specialist retailers — Fletcher Sports (1936) through JamGolf (2017) — covering golf, tackle, surf-skate, and sportswear.
Toys, games & hobby shopsProfiles6Six shops span the hobby retail spectrum — Aladdin's Cave (1979) to Model Shop & Dice Gifts (2026), with two gaming-event venues between.

Clothing & Fashion

Children's ClothingProfiles6Six shops — Creasey's (1899) and its 2016 Kids offshoot, TitchyTogs' hand-sewn leggings, and three UK chain branches.
FootwearProfiles7Seven footwear shops — Beghins traces to 1842, Fletcher Sports to 1936; four sit in St Peter Port, one in Alderney.
Formalwear & OccasionwearProfiles3Three specialists: Pretty Woman for bridalwear, Tux & Tails for groomswear hire, Christine Bailey for tailoring and alterations.

Convenience Stores

Corner ShopsCompare10Ten neighbourhood shops — four on Alderney, two on Sark, four on Guernsey — anchored by Le Cocq's Stores, trading since 1860.
Forecourt Convenience StoresProfiles5Five forecourt convenience stores — three national brands (Morrisons Daily, Rubis, CIFL), split across four parishes.

Electronics & Appliances

Audio Hi-Fi & SpeakersProfiles4Four firms — a Church Square electronics retailer, two custom-install AV specialists, and Guernsey Gas as the outlier.
Cameras & PhotographyProfiles3Three St Peter Port retailers — one dedicated camera shop trading since 1978, alongside an AV specialist and an online generalist.
Computers & LaptopsProfiles4

Gifts & Cards

Gift Hampers BasketsProfiles4Four hamper assemblers — an airport shop drawing on 50+ local producers, two hedge-stall origins, and a nappy-cake specialist.
Gift ShopsCompare14Fourteen gift shops across the Bailiwick — four on Alderney, one on Herm, one on Sark, the rest in Guernsey parishes.
Greeting Cards ShopsProfiles4Four shops on the island — including Moonpig, founded in Vale in 2000 and now a FTSE 250 printer of 50,000 cards a day.

Hardware & DIY

Builders' Merchants & Building MaterialsProfiles7Seven builders' merchants — three under NP Group (Norman Piette, trading since 1739), plus Alderney's Blanchard and a Sydenhams branch.
DIY Home Improvement StoresProfiles7Seven stores — Valpys (1903) the oldest, B&Q (1969) the newest — split between five local shops and two UK-chain branches.
Electrical Supplies & WholesalersProfiles6

Health & Beauty

Cbd Wellness StoresProfiles3Three St Peter Port firms — a psychiatrist-led prescribing clinic, a vaporiser retailer, and the Channel Islands' first consumption lounge.
Cosmetics & Makeup StoresProfiles5Five shops — one 1899 department store anchor, two mid-2000s specialists, a Vale trade supplier, and Superdrug's June 2025 opening.
Health Food StoresProfiles5

Pet Shops & Supplies

Pet Food & SuppliesProfiles5Five suppliers — one chain, three Vale independents led by Gaudion (1957), and one St Sampson raw-feed specialist.
Pet SuppliesProfiles4Four 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 & CollectiblesCompare13Thirteen dealers, restorers, and auctioneers — six antique dealers, three furniture restorers, two auction houses.
Artisan Makers & Handcrafted GoodsCompare18Eighteen makers — three ceramicists, a sea-glass pair, a candle duo, and a St Sampson blacksmith forging gates for Sausmarez Manor.
Hobby & CraftCompare15Fifteen makers and shops on the Bailiwick — Creasey's haberdashery dates to 1899; the newest, Sew Much Fun on Alderney, opened 2014.

Supermarkets & Grocers

Ethnic International GrocersProfiles4Four grocers — Iwaris for African and Caribbean, Sawitri's for Thai, plus M&S Food and Co-op Locale carrying international lines.

Toys & Games

Toy StoresProfiles3Three toy stores on the island: Aladdin's Cave (1979), a Toymaster general store; Creaseys Kids (2016); Just Games (2018).

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Food & Drink325

Food & Drink WholesaleCompare10Ten wholesale firms supplying Guernsey's trade — three in catering supply, two in drinks, oldest trading since 1830.
KiosksCompare11Eleven beachside kiosks — three each in Vale and Castel, two in St Martin, one in Torteval. Crab rolls and Guernsey Dairy the spine.

Cafés & Coffee Shops

Bakery CafésProfiles4Four bakery cafés, all in St Peter Port — Austrian patisserie at the Moores (2011), Portuguese custard tarts at Les Cotils (July 2025).
Cafe DelisCompare23Twenty-three café-delis — St Peter Port dominates with twelve, and eight firms each anchor the lunch-service and takeaway cohorts.
Coffee ShopsReference9Nine coffee shops — seven in St Peter Port, one in St Sampson. Woodies (2006) is the oldest; Brunch Cafe opened 2025.
Tea RoomsStories8Eight tea rooms — half in St Peter Port, the rest scattered one apiece across Castel, Forest, St Martin and Vale.

Catering & Events

Event CaterersProfiles4Four event caterers — two in St Peter Port, one in St Martin, one on Sark — with founding dates spanning 2014 to 2016.
Food Truck CateringProfiles3Three of the island's 18 caterers work from a mobile unit — two dessert trailers and one savoury van serving fresh crab and lobsters.
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.

Food Producers

BakeriesCompare10Ten bakeries — a celebration-cakes trio, two artisan bakers, and one 1884 family bakery still delivering to island shops daily.
BreweriesProfiles5Five breweries — R.W. Randall (1868) at industrial scale, three craft nanobreweries, and one kombucha maker in the Vale.
ButchersProfiles5Five butchers, one in each of five parishes — four counter-facing shops and Perelle, which supplies Co-op stores island-wide.

Pubs & Bars

Cocktail BarsProfiles7Seven cocktail venues — six in St Peter Port, one at Perelle Bay — split between hotel bar-bistros and dedicated late-night rooms.
Craft Beer BarsProfiles6Six craft-beer venues — Little Big Brew Co's taproom, SALT's DEYA and Verdant taps, and the Golden Lion, twice CAMRA Pub of the Year.
GastropubsCompare11Eleven gastropubs — the food-led fraction of 59 pubs and bars on the island. Ten serve Sunday lunch, six run seafood menus.

Restaurants

Breakfast & BrunchProfiles4Four venues serving breakfast and brunch — three restaurants in St Peter Port and one dedicated cafe in St Sampson, 2016–2025.
Casual DiningBrowse37Thirty-seven casual-dining rooms — 22 in St Peter Port, weighted toward hotel bistros and brasseries with strong private-function trade.
Family RestaurantsProfiles4Four family-friendly kitchens, one to a parish — a Forest gastropub, a St Martin pub, a Victoria Park stadium diner, a Thai-British inn.

Specialist Food Shops

Chocolate & Confectionery ShopsProfiles6Six shops — two make chocolate on site (Rebecca's, Ben Le Prevost), a Forest fudge honesty stall, one online, plus Sark's Caragh (1989).
Wine & Spirit ShopsCompare8Eight shops span nearly two centuries — Bucktrout (1830), which hid Latour and Margaux from the Nazis, to Black Sabre (2024).
World Food ShopsProfiles3

Takeaways & Fast Food

BurgersProfiles6Six burger outlets — two sit-down restaurants and four street-food operators (kiosk, late-night window, trailer, phone-order takeaway).
ChineseCompare13Thirteen Chinese kitchens — six clustered in St Peter Port, one paired with a fish-and-chip counter, and a two-venue China China brand.
Fish & ChipsProfiles7Seven fish-and-chip shops among 57 island takeaways — six bricks-and-mortar across as many parishes, plus one mobile catering van.

Professional Services303

Accountants & BookkeepersCompare36Thirty-six firms — half in St Peter Port, sixteen doing audit work, anchored by BDO (trading since 1900) at one end.
Business ConsultantsCompare33Thirty-three firms — Big Four and BDO alongside independent compliance boutiques, weighted to regulatory and risk advisory work.
Company FormationProfiles5Five firms in St Peter Port — EasyCo's boxed package, JTC's fund arm, Krys Global asset-recovery, and two secretarial specialists.
Environmental ConsultantsProfiles7Seven consultancies — engineering, marine geophysics, ecology, buildings — two are commercial arms of island wildlife charities.
Estate AgentsCompare21Twenty-one agencies — the oldest trading since 1879, the newest opened 2025; seventeen are limited companies.
Funeral DirectorsProfiles6Six funeral directors — five across Guernsey parishes, one on Alderney. Oldest founded 1875 (Beckfords); newest 2016 (Vaudins).
Health & SafetyProfiles5Five H&S specialists — the oldest Normandie since 1995, the newest SafetyNet since 2023; four limited companies, one charity.
Marketing & DesignCompare29Twenty-nine agencies — web design (13) and digital marketing (12) lead, with branding and SEO clusters of seven apiece.
Training & CoachingCompare15Fifteen training and coaching providers — the GTA's TGI Business School anchors a cohort weighted toward compliance, HR and finance tuition.

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Architects & Surveyors

Building SurveyorsCompare17Seventeen practices, eight RICS-regulated — the oldest Lovell Ozanne (1958), the newest opened 2024; weighted toward St Peter Port.
Land Surveyors GeomaticsProfiles3Three practices: Robert W. Le Page (1975), Marquis Surveys (1997), and ForeSite (2016) — the island's geomatics cohort.
Quantity SurveyorsProfiles4

IT & Technology

Cloud ServicesProfiles3Three providers: Logicalis (1982, largest CI IT firm), Channel Island Hosting (2009, top domain registrar), SquareClouds (2024).
Computer Repair & MaintenanceCompare9Nine of the island's 60 IT firms handle device-level break/fix — split between dedicated repair shops and Alderney's multi-service trio.
Cybersecurity ServicesProfiles6

Legal Services

Compliance Law FirmsProfiles5Five offshore firms, all in St Peter Port — Mourant's Ozannes lineage traces to 1842; Collas Crill, the newest, formed by merger in 2011.
Conveyancing & Property LawProfiles5Five firms — all St Peter Port — three LLPs and two partnerships, oldest Ogier (1998), newest Ferbrache & Farrell (2016).
Corporate & Commercial LawProfiles6

Recruitment

General Recruitment AgenciesCompare14Fourteen general agencies, thirteen in St Peter Port — nine finance-led, with Blink Recruitment trading since 1970.
Temporary Staffing AgenciesProfiles7Seven agencies handling temporary and contract placements — five in St Peter Port, weighted toward finance and fiduciary work.

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Tax Services

Corporate Tax ServicesCompare9Nine of 27 island tax practices handle corporate work — three CTA-led boutiques, three chartered generalists, two fiduciary desks.
International & Cross Border TaxProfiles5Five firms, all in St Peter Port — Hansard's 1992 fiduciary boutique alongside Grant Thornton's 261-staff Channel Islands practice.
Personal Tax ServicesCompare11

Leisure & Recreation290

Attractions & ActivitiesStories51Fifty-one attractions and things-to-do across the Bailiwick — 18 heritage sites, nine museums, seven nature reserves, ten Alderney-based.
Wellness & RelaxationCompare17Seventeen of 294 leisure operators sit under wellness — six yoga studios, three Alderney holistic practices, two heat rooms.

AlsoNightlife 1

Arts & Entertainment

Art GalleriesCompare10Ten galleries across the Bailiwick — the oldest trading since 1963, the newest a Sark non-profit opened late 2024.
Artists & studio practicesCompare20Twenty artists working from private studios — seven in the Guernsey Art Network, weighted toward landscape, workshops and commissions.
Arts Cultural CentresProfiles6Six centres, four in St Peter Port — anchored by St James (reopened 1985) and the Victor Hugo Centre (2022).

AlsoAmusement Arcades 1 · Nightclubs Dance Clubs 1

Children's Activities

Baby Toddler GroupsProfiles4Four providers: two WOW World franchises under one licensee, a 2025 limited company, and a 2015 sole-trader doula.
Children's Dance ClassesCompare9Nine dance schools — the oldest founded during the 1940s occupation, the newest 2016; three run broad performing-arts programmes.
Children's Music & Drama ClassesCompare9

Clubs & Societies

Games & Card ClubsReference4Four clubs on the island — two bridge (CICBA Guernsey and St Martins, 2009), one senior social group, one snooker-and-darts venue.
Gardening Horticultural SocietiesProfiles7Seven societies — three run annual shows (Royal 1842, North, West 1913), two parish floral committees, one walled garden, one RHS affiliate.
Motor Vehicle ClubsProfiles4

Gaming & Hobbies

AlsoArcades & VR Gaming Centres 1

Outdoor Activities

ArcheryProfiles4Four members, one dedicated archery club — the Bowmen of Guernsey, shooting outdoors at Port Soif and indoors at Mont Arrive.
CoasteeringProfiles4Four providers — three multi-activity outfits offering coasteering as one line, plus a 2022 open-water swim specialist.
Horse Riding & TrekkingReference5Five operators — three Guernsey riding schools, the island's British Showjumping branch, and Sark's late-1700s carriage service.

Sports & Recreation

Archery Shooting RangesProfiles5Five clubs — one archery, four shooting — the oldest founded 1900, Bowmen of Guernsey the island's only archery club.
Diving CentresProfiles3Three diving centres — Donkey Divers (2008), a 5-Star PADI centre; Dive Guernsey for gas fills and workshop; Only Fins (2025).
Equestrian CentresProfiles7

Automotive & Transport208

Car Wash & ValetingCompare8Eight detailers on the island — seven offering car detailing, four mobile, six based in the Vale. The oldest trading since 2012.
Specialist vehicle servicesCompare19Nineteen firms across four trades — detailing and valeting dominant (13), a bike-shop cluster of six, tyres, and vehicle storage.
Taxis & Private HireCompare26Twenty-six operators, weighted to St Peter Port (11), with six airport-transfer specialists and a three-firm executive-chauffeur cluster.
Tyres & ExhaustsProfiles3Three fast-fit centres — Tyres from Doyles (1964), Target Auto Parts, and St Martins Tyre Company (2012, a Michelin Quality Centre).

AlsoVehicle Storage 1 · Vehicle Transport & Shipping 1

Bicycles

Bicycle Repairs & ServicingProfiles3Three workshops on the island — CycleWorld in Vale, The Bike Shed in Castel, and Bicycle Solutions running a mobile van Guernsey-wide.
Bicycle RetailersProfiles4Four bike retailers — Ian Brown's (1983) anchors St Peter Port; Bicycle Solutions (2025) works mobile from a van.

AlsoBicycle Parts & Accessories 2 · Bicycle Rentals 2

Boat & Marine

Boat Builders CustomProfiles4Four yards — Aquastar (1969) for custom 38–85ft motor yachts, Marine Fabrications (1985) for welding, RH GRP for fibreglass.
Boat Charter HireCompare10Ten charter operators — the oldest trading since 1992, the newest launched 2024; four working out of St Peter Port harbour.
Boat Dealers SalesCompare9

Car Sales

Car DealersCompare17Seventeen car dealers on the island — nine trading used stock, seven holding new-car franchises, four EV specialists.

AlsoCar Brokers 1

Car Services

Body Repairs & PaintCompare10Ten bodyshops on the island — seven limited companies, two sole traders, clustered in Forest and Vale with outliers in St Martin.
Breakdown & RecoveryProfiles3Three operators — BDM Services with a 14-vehicle HIAB-and-recovery fleet, Ozzy Ozanne for scrap, Mr Recovery for UK transport via Poole.
Driving SchoolsCompare16

Fuel & Charging

Fuel StationsCompare13Thirteen fuel operators — three distributors running heating oil, marine and biodiesel alongside independent forecourts.

AlsoEV Charging Stations 2

Motorcycles & Scooters

Dealers SalesProfiles5Five dealers on the island, led by Millard & Co in Guernsey since 1908 — claimed to be the world's longest family-run motorcycle business.
Repair ServiceProfiles4Four workshops on the motorcycle-repair list — oldest trading since 1984, newest a self-service bay-hire outfit opened 2024.

AlsoParts & Accessories 2 · Rentals & Hire 1 ·

Vehicle Hire

Car HireProfiles5Five operators — four international franchises (Avis, Europcar, Hertz, SIXT) plus EVie, the app-based all-electric outlier.
Minibus HireReference4
Van HireProfiles5Five van-hire operators: three international airport franchises — Europcar, Hertz, SIXT — and two local removals specialists.

Vehicle Parts & Accessories

Auto Parts RetailersProfiles4Four retailers on the island — one auto-electric specialist since 1931, two motor-spares counters, and a fast-fit.
Tyres & WheelsProfiles4Four specialists: two tyre-fitting centres, an alloy wheel refinisher, and Monaflex — exporting tyre repair systems worldwide since 1961.

AlsoCar Accessories 1 · Motorcycle Parts Accessories 1

Financial & Fiduciary208

Corporate ServicesCompare52Fifty-two firms, 47 in St Peter Port — company administration (24), corporate governance (21), and formation (20) lead.
Financial Advisory & PlanningCompare13Thirteen advisory firms — Network Insurance trading since 1965, Titan Wealth incorporated 2021 — ten in St Peter Port.
Fund AdministrationCompare22Twenty-two fund administrators, almost all in St Peter Port — global groups alongside independents, the oldest dating to 1899.
Private BankingCompare19Nineteen private banks, all in St Peter Port — HSBC on the island since 1865, Lloyds Corporate Markets the newest in 2016.
Regulatory & ComplianceCompare14Fourteen regulatory and compliance firms — nine in St Peter Port, weighted toward outsourced MLRO/MLCO roles and GFSC-liaison work.
Trust & FiduciaryCompare45Forty-five trustees and fiduciaries, 41 of them in St Peter Port — Albany (1970) the oldest, the newest licensed 2023.

AlsoPayment Services & FX 1

Insurance

Car InsuranceCompare8Eight brokers and insurers writing motor cover on the island — the oldest, Ross-Gower, trading since 1948; the newest, First Central, 2008.
Home InsuranceCompare9Nine firms writing household cover — eight limited companies and one 1822 mutual, LFM, still the sole cooperative in the cohort.
Specialist Insurance ServicesCompare24Twenty-four specialist insurers and managers — a seven-firm captive cluster, four in ILS, 23 of 24 in St Peter Port.

Investment Management

CorporateCompare26Twenty-six firms, all in St Peter Port — eight in investment management, five wealth, four fund; oldest 1980, newest 2018.

Pension Services

Specialist Pension ServicesCompare11Eleven firms — ten in St Peter Port, one in St Saviour — spanning 1972 to 2014, with four now consolidated under Praxis Group.

Accommodation175

CampsitesCompare11Eleven campsites across the Bailiwick — La Bailloterie trading since 1963, Camp de Rêves the newest at 2020.
Guest Houses & B&BsCompare22Twenty-two guest houses and B&Bs across Guernsey, Alderney and Sark — a St Peter Port cluster of five, the rest scattered.
HostelsProfiles3Three entries under a hostel banner, no backpacker beds — an 1832 homeless shelter and one operation on tidal Lihou Island.
HotelsCompare43Forty-three hotels — fifteen in St Peter Port, eleven in St Martin, with the Old Government House the island's sole five-star.
Self-CateringCompare91Ninety-one self-catering operators — weighted to St Martin (16) and Castel (15), single-cottage owner-lets through 37-apartment estates.

Events & Celebrations157

Hire & RentalCompare9Nine hire firms — four covering sound, lighting and AV; two doing marquees and portaloos; the oldest trading since 1982.
Live Entertainment & GigsCompare8Eight live acts on the island — three mobile DJs, two classical performers, a rock-events company, and a five-piece covers band.
Party & Event PlanningProfiles6Six planners and party-supply firms — the oldest, Bonboniera Occasions, since 1982; the newest, Sprinkle of Magic, 2020.

Events Services

Audio Visual ProductionProfiles3Three AV firms — Joys Events (1984), Centre Stage, and Guernsey Audiovisual — one each in St Peter Port, St Sampson, and St Martin.
Event Staffing SecurityProfiles4Four providers — G4S with 50-plus years on-island, two SIA-licensed close-protection firms, and the volunteer Civil Protection corps.

Events Venues

Community & Village HallsCompare9Nine halls across five parishes — four in Castel — mixing parish douzaine rooms, church halls, and a restored Methodist chapel.
Conference & Meeting CentresProfiles5Five venues — Sarnia Hotels (1956), a States digital hub, a Fermain events building, a Forest apartment complex, and Admiral Park Plaza.
Historic & Heritage VenuesProfiles7

Wedding Services

Bridal Wear ShopsProfiles6Six bridal businesses — three gown boutiques, two bespoke dressmakers, and one alterations specialist offering 24-hour turnaround.
Decor Hire & StylingProfiles3Three suppliers on the island — one hire specialist with 3,000+ furniture items, one styling shop, one wedding-flowers florist.
Groomwear FormalwearProfiles3

Media & Communications126

Graphic Design & BrandingCompare18Eighteen studios — brand-identity and advertising work concentrated in St Peter Port (9), with the oldest trading since 2004.
PhotographyCompare25Twenty-five photographers on the island — seven-firm wedding cluster, six commercial studios, and a small aerial-drone cohort.
Signage & Vehicle WrappingProfiles6Six firms, split evenly across Vale, St Sampson and St Peter Port; Smith Signs (1970) the oldest, Sign Solutions (2009) the newest.
Specialist media servicesCompare10Ten specialists split two ways — six in signage and vehicle wrapping, four in broadcasting. The oldest, ITV Channel, on air since 1962.
Video ProductionCompare11Eleven video outfits on the island — wedding cinematographers, drone specialists, and a documentary-and-corporate core.

Advertising & PR

Advertising AgenciesProfiles5Five full-service agencies — the oldest Hamilton Brooke (1988), the newest AMPD (2025); all five offer advertising strategy.
Digital MarketingCompare17Seventeen digital agencies — the oldest TPA (1989), the newest Apex Marketing (2021) — eight based in St Peter Port.
Public Relations AgenciesProfiles5

Broadcasting

Radio BroadcastingProfiles3Three radio stations on the island — Jubilee Hospital Radio (1977), BBC Radio Guernsey (1982), Island FM (1992).

Printing & Publishing

Book PublishingProfiles3Three Channel Islands publishers — Toucan Press (Alderney, 1964), and Blue Ormer / Channel Island Books (Vale, 2014).
Commercial PrintingProfiles5Five commercial printers on the island — the oldest PBS Group since 1972, the newest Colour Monster from 2008.
Large-Format Printing & SignageProfiles7

Telecoms

Business Telephony & VoIP ProvidersProfiles4Four providers — Sure's two divisions (back to 1896), JET Communications (1999), and Alderney's Island Computers.
Internet Service ProvidersProfiles4Four ISPs on the island — Sure and its B2B arm both tracing to 1896, Logicalis (1982), and Channel Island Hosting (2009).
Mobile Network OperatorsProfiles4

Education & Childcare98

After School & Holiday ClubsProfiles6Six providers: three States primary schools with breakfast and after-school clubs, plus Aztech Soccer, Kings Premier, and an SEN playgroup.
Higher Education & TrainingProfiles6Six providers — The Guernsey Institute with four campus divisions, plus BPP International Finance for accountancy qualifications.
Higher education & tutoringCompare11Eleven providers — five campuses and divisions of The Guernsey Institute, BPP for accountancy, plus tutors weighted toward music.
Nurseries & PreschoolsCompare21Twenty-one early-years settings — 18 running term-time preschool sessions, 14 as full day nurseries, nine clustered in St Peter Port.
SchoolsCompare20Twenty schools across the Bailiwick — 12 primary, seven secondary, six with sixth-form provision; 11 run by the States.
Special NeedsProfiles6Six listings: two States special schools, a disability charity, a deaf children's society, a pre-school, and the SEND oversight group.
Tutoring & LearningProfiles5Five tutors on the island — three teaching piano and music theory, two covering English, French and Spanish from primary through GCSE.

AlsoChildminders 1

Adult Learning

Arts Creative WorkshopsCompare13Thirteen arts and creative-workshop practices — ten offer workshops, two charities anchor the scene, the oldest opened 1979.
Cookery Culinary ClassesProfiles3Three businesses teach cookery on the island — a caterer's demonstrations, a Thai takeaway, and a wild-food glamping site.
Health & Safety First Aid TrainingCompare8

Manufacturing & Industry86

ManufacturingCompare20Twenty makers on the island — metal fabrication, glass, electronics, plastics; oldest Ronez (1869), newest ID-Porte (2009).
Plant HireCompare16Sixteen plant hire firms — twelve limited companies, weighted to St Sampson and Vale, with a three-firm crane cluster.
Warehousing & LogisticsCompare21Twenty-one firms — removals-and-storage generalists, freight forwarders, and a distinct archive-and-secure-storage cluster.

Engineering

Civil & Structural EngineeringCompare11Eleven firms — a consultancy core led by Dorey, Lyle & Ashman (1971), alongside contractors in piling, concrete and marine work.
Electrical EngineeringProfiles4Four electrical engineering firms, one per parish — the oldest trading since 1979, the newest since 2016.
Marine EngineeringProfiles7

Travel & Transport82

Couriers & DeliveryCompare10Ten operators: Guernsey Post at the centre, three international-express carriers, same-day couriers, and inter-island freight.
Shipping & FreightCompare13Thirteen firms handling Bailiwick freight — eight in St Peter Port, four in St Sampson — with seven declaring freight forwarding as core.
Tour Operators & SightseeingCompare19Nineteen operators — heritage-heavy, with four states-run information arms alongside limited-company boat and minibus fleets.
Travel AgentsCompare9Nine travel agents — four bespoke consultants, three cruise specialists, two Travel Counsellors franchisees, and two shop-fronts left.

Airlines & Ferries

Airline OperatorsProfiles5Five operators serving the Bailiwick — Aurigny the States-owned flag carrier since 1968, alongside two charter outfits and a freight arm.
Aviation servicesCompare10
Ferry OperatorsCompare11Eleven operators — DFDS (1866) at one end, Islands Unlimited (2025) at the other; nine run scheduled inter-island crossings.

Bus & Coach Services

Private Coach Hire CharterProfiles3Three charter operators — Island Coachways since 1977, Intransit since 1989, Luxibus since 2006 — spanning three parishes.
Shuttle Bus ServicesProfiles4Four operators running airport and harbour transfers — one coach fleet (Island Coachways, 1977) alongside three taxi-scale services.

AlsoPublic Bus Operators 1 · Sightseeing Bus Tours 2

Agriculture & Marine33

Fishing & aquacultureProfiles6Six operators — two aquaculture producers (oysters and a mollusc hatchery) alongside four charter-fishing boats.

AlsoAquaculture 2

Farming

Agricultural SuppliesProfiles3Three suppliers: Gaudion's Camp du Roi Stores (1957), Agri Systems (2016) for poultry, Nick Russell for licensed weedkillers.
HorticultureCompare12Twelve of the island's 26 farming entries grow plants — glasshouse veterans, flower growers, and a 2025 vineyard start-up.

Fishing

Fishing ChartersProfiles4Four charter operators — Alderney, Forest, St Peter Port, plus Sea-Provider — running wildlife circuits, angling, and private crossings.

Eighteen arts and cultural non-profits — the oldest Eisteddfod Guernsey (1921), the newest Guernsey Street Festival (2021).

Children & YouthStories11Eleven charities working with children and young people — the oldest Girlguiding Guernsey (1910), the newest registered in 2026.

Disability SupportStories25Twenty-five disability charities — the oldest from 1969, the newest 2018; 22 registered charities across five parishes.

Education ScholarshipsProfiles3Three learning-access charities: CLIP (2013) inside Les Nicolles prison, Guernsey Adult Literacy Project, and Alderney Tripsfund (2014).

Elderly SupportStories11Eleven charities and associations — the oldest founded 1949, the newest 2020 — weighted toward dementia support and social day centres.

Family WelfareStories23Twenty-three charities working across family welfare — the oldest founded 1885, the newest 2020, sixteen headquartered in St Peter Port.

Grant-making trusts & foundationsStories22Twenty-two grant-makers — the oldest Victoria Hospital Incorporated (1888), the newest the Social Investment Fund (2020).

Health MedicalStories27Twenty-seven health charities — patient-support generalists with cancer and single-condition clusters; oldest 1888, newest 2024.

Heritage & HistoryReference5

Housing & HomelessnessStories9Nine housing bodies — St Julian's House (1832) to At Home in Guernsey (2024), Guernsey's first dedicated homelessness charity.

International Aid & DevelopmentStories16Sixteen Guernsey-registered charities delivering overseas aid — the oldest since 1970, the newest founded 2020.

Mental Health & WellbeingStories15Fifteen organisations — Samaritans (1963) the oldest, Bailiwick Social Prescribing (2021) the newest; nine registered charities.

Religious CharitiesReference7Seven faith-based charities — six Christian, one Islamic; the oldest a welfare service since 1896, the newest registered 2010.

Sports RecreationStories22Twenty-two sports non-profits — governing bodies, community clubs, and inclusive-sports charities, spanning 1893 to 2017.

Eight professional bodies — legal, accountancy, medical, compliance, directors — one statutory (Guernsey Bar), seven voluntary; oldest 1972.

School associationsReference8

Senior Citizens ClubsStories8Eight clubs for older islanders — oldest 1978, newest 2019. Four are Age Concern parish centres; six are charities.

Service ClubsStories12Twelve service clubs — Rotary (1923) the oldest, EDABL's seafront markets (2019) the newest civic addition; five registered charities.

Social ClubsStories9Nine members' clubs across seven parishes — the oldest the United Club (1870), the newest Guernsey Bluetits (2020).

Support Self Help GroupsProfiles7Seven groups spanning two centuries — Oddfellows (1810) to Man Club (2021), four of them registered charities.

Trade AssociationsStories15Fifteen bodies span two centuries — Guernsey Chamber of Commerce (1808) to the Guernsey Association of Trustees (2020).

Youth OrganisationsStories29Twenty-nine youth groups — Girlguiding since 1910, a 14-group Scout Association, four cadet corps, and the Youth Commission.

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Three heritage tour operators — two focused on WWII Occupation fortifications, one on a restored Victorian kitchen garden.

Heritage Trusts Preservation SocietiesStories8Eight trusts and societies — National Trust (1960) to Little Chapel Foundation (2016), maritime and fortification stewards between.

Historic Sites & LandmarksStories21Twenty-one sites across the Bailiwick — the oldest founded 1640, the newest opened 2017; five in States hands.

Museums Heritage CentresStories11Eleven museums and heritage centres — six in St Peter Port, five run by the States, with a WW2-occupation cluster of six.

Three renewable-energy installers — Little Green Energy (2013), Clima Renewables (2024), and Renew, which reports 137 PV installations.

Telecommunications ProvidersProfiles5Five providers — Sure (1896) and JT (2002) hold the fixed and mobile market; three newer entrants, one building its own fibre network.

Waste Management & RecyclingCompare29Twenty-nine firms — 14 waste-collection operators, nine materials-recovery, six skip-hire, and a four-firm data-destruction cluster.

AlsoWater Supply & Wastewater Services 2

Six chiropractors — three in St Peter Port. All GCC-registered; one non-practising, one co-founded Upgrade Chiropractic in late 2024.

HerbalistsProfiles3Three herbalists on the island, one per parish — a Chinese-medicine practice, a cannabis lounge, and an artisan tea blender.

Massage TherapistsCompare8Eight massage practices across four parishes — a sports-and-remedial core of three, alongside Thai, hot-stone, and myofascial specialists.

OsteopathsProfiles7Seven osteopathy practices — oldest trading since 2002, newest by 2021. Clustered in St Sampson, St Martin, and St Peter Port.

ReflexologyProfiles4Four practices — two dedicated reflexology rooms, two therapists folding it into yoga (2007) and a multi-therapist clinic (2017).

Reiki Energy HealingProfiles5Five reiki practices — two in Alderney, three in Guernsey. One documented Usui lineage; the rest blend reiki with cacao, herbalism or tarot.

AlsoCraniosacral Therapy 1 · Hypnotherapy 2 · Naturopaths 1

Makeup ArtistsProfiles4Four practitioners — a freelance mobile artist, a cosmetic-tattooing studio, a hair salon offering makeup, an aesthetics clinic.

Medical Aesthetics ClinicsCompare12Twelve clinics — eight in St Peter Port — with skincare and dermal fillers the shared core, two Save Face-accredited.

Nail SalonsCompare15Fifteen nail studios across the island — hair-and-nails hybrids, pure nail bars, and one Castel specialist in character nail art.

Permanent Makeup MicrobladingProfiles4Four salons offer permanent makeup on the island — three within broader beauty menus, one alongside a working tattoo studio.

Skincare Facial ClinicsProfiles3Three facial clinics, one per parish — a Corneotherapist (2013), a laser-and-IPL clinic (2017), and a Dermalux LED studio.

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 & PiercingProfiles7Seven premises on Guernsey's tattooing and piercing register — five tattoo studios, plus Ashanti (piercing) and Clarity (laser removal).

AlsoWaxing & Hair Removal 1

Disability CareCompare12Twelve providers — ten States of Guernsey HSC services alongside two long-standing charities founded 1919 and 1987.

Elderly CareProfiles3Three States-run services — all working in dementia care, one of them the Channel Islands' first Admiral Nurse Service (April 2023).

Home CareCompare9Nine providers — four States-run community nursing teams alongside five private home-care businesses, oldest Connies (2007).

Mental Health CareProfiles5Five services covering mental health care from children to older adults — three run by the States, split cleanly by cohort.

Nursing HomesCompare8Eight nursing homes — five in St Peter Port, three across St Martin, St Saviour and Torteval; CI Healthcare operates three of them.

Palliative Hospice CareProfiles5Five providers: one independent hospice (Les Bourgs, 1991), three States community-nursing teams, and one specialist dementia home.

Respite CareProfiles5Five providers — two care homes with respite beds, two dementia charities running carer respite, one States foster short-break service.

Five clinics — the Medical Specialist Group (1992, 55 consultants) anchors; four narrower practices opened between 2020 and 2021.

Six providers running mixed class timetables — CrossFit and HYROX, Kangoo Jumps, coastal bootcamps, and an Alderney youth charity.

GymsProfiles7Seven gyms — four pool-equipped members clubs (two inside hotels) and three independent studios; six in St Peter Port, one in St Sampson.

Martial Arts SchoolsProfiles7Seven schools — three karate clubs, two Brazilian jiu-jitsu academies, one aikido, one fencing. Oldest since 1970, newest 2019.

Personal TrainersCompare13Thirteen trainers on the island — a triathlon and swim-coaching cluster of four alongside personal-training generalists.

PilatesCompare9Nine Pilates practices — four with reformer apparatus, one of them classical on Gratz; two instructors embedded in a yoga school.

Swimming CentersProfiles4Four ways to swim in Guernsey: one public 25m lane pool at Beau Séjour, two private club pools, and a sea-swimming charity.

Yoga StudiosCompare18Eighteen yoga practices — mostly sole traders in St Peter Port, with the earliest dated presence Natalie Hildon on Alderney since 1999.

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

Four psychologists on the island — three in St Peter Port, one in Castel; three HCPC-registered, one a BPS chartered group.

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

Pet DaycareProfiles4Four operators — Four Paws' 48-kennel country hotel, two grooming salons that add daycare, and one home-based walker in St Martin.

Pet TrainingProfiles4Four providers — two charities, one IMDT-qualified private trainer, one mobile walker. The oldest dates to 1962, the newest 2025.

VeterinaryProfiles6Six practices spanning 1919 to 2001 — Isabelle Vets and Vetcare Centres each run two branches; Vets4Pets adds two more.

AlsoPet Transportation 1

Lingerie & UnderwearProfiles5Five shops — Body & Sole (1994) at The Bridge fits bras to A–K cups; four others carry lingerie alongside broader ranges.

Men's ClothingCompare13Thirteen shops carrying menswear — eight local firms alongside UK chains, anchored by Creasey's department store (1899).

Women's ClothingCompare26Twenty-six shops and services — sixteen in St Peter Port, weighted toward womenswear boutiques with two Guernsey-jumper knitters.

Workwear & UniformsProfiles4Four listings, three operators: Industrial & Leisure Clothing (retail as Game Changers), the Scout Shop, and Blanchelande's B'sss.

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

Four shops on the island — iQ Guernsey as Apple Premium Reseller at Liberty Wharf, two linked Alderney operations, one St Sampson PC shop.

Home Appliances MajorProfiles3Three shops carry major white goods across the island — Guernsey Energy Centre (1830), Valpys (1903) and Colourcare (1975).

Smart Home & Connected DevicesProfiles4Four firms: two custom-AV integrators (Avolution, Sensible Technology), Guernsey Gas (1823) with smart heating, and Apple reseller iQ.

Televisions & Home CinemaProfiles5Five firms — two custom-install specialists (Avolution, Sensible Technology), two showroom retailers, and Guernsey Gas.

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

Party SuppliesProfiles4Four firms: two balloon-and-event shops (Bonboniera 1982, In Any Event 2006), one cake-decor specialist, one children's soft-play (2020).

Personalised GiftsProfiles7Seven firms — Moonpig (founded Guernsey, 2000) and Funky Pigeon anchor the print side, two engravers and three small makers alongside.

Souvenir ShopsCompare11Eleven shops — a three-firm Guernsey-jumper manufacturing core alongside island-gift generalists; oldest Le Tricoteur (1964).

AlsoGift Wrap Packaging 1

Six suppliers — three trade wholesalers, one gas utility with retail, one AV specialist, one glass factory.

Flooring Tiling SuppliesCompare9Nine flooring and tiling suppliers — weighted toward carpet and LVT retailers, with Capelles (1945) the tile-and-stove outlier.

Paint Wallpaper Decorating SuppliesProfiles3Three decorating suppliers on the island — Ray Lowe (1957) for trade paint, Limeworks (1998) for lime, Ikonic (2019) for Caparol.

Plumbing & Heating SuppliesProfiles6Six suppliers — three in St Sampson; half double as kitchen and bathroom showrooms, half as trade counters. DHS trading since 1970.

Five specialist retailers — Boardman's Pharmacy on Alderney (1926), Hansa Wholefoods (1971), and three founded since 2019.

Opticians Eyewear StoresProfiles5Five opticians on the island — three in St Peter Port, plus the Specsavers group HQ managing stores across three continents.

Perfume Fragrance StoresProfiles4Four shops — Boardman's (1926) anchors traditional perfumery on Alderney; three independent candle-makers hand-pour the rest.

Vitamins & SupplementsReference3

AlsoHearing Aid Suppiers 1

Mobile Phone RepairsProfiles6Six repairers on the island — from a 1988 brown-and-white-goods workshop to a 2025 shop offering micro-soldering and 3D-printed parts.

Musical InstrumentsProfiles3Three specialists: a piano tuner covering all Channel Islands, and two guitar workshops — Kendall (2004) and Grizzly (2010).

Picture Framing & RestorationProfiles4Four studios: a picture framer, a photo-print house, a furniture restorer, and a fine-art conservator for oils and gilded frames.

AlsoVape Shops 1

Private ChefsProfiles4Four private chefs on the island — one Michelin-trained, one French pop-up without walls, two full-service caterers with local sourcing.

Wedding CateringProfiles4Four listings — three Guernsey caterers (2016–2023) and a St Martin agent placing couples in French wedding châteaux.

AlsoCorporate Catering 2

Coffee RoastersProfiles4Four coffee roasters on the island — Bean 14 (2006) anchors a B2B wholesale operation; three smaller roasters work single-origin.

ConfectionersProfiles5Five confectioners on the island — two chocolatiers, a fudge maker, a cookie brand, and a home celebration-cake baker.

DairiesProfiles3Three dairies: the States-owned Guernsey Dairy (1951), Sark Dairy Trust (2019), and Artisan Cheesemakers in St Saviour.

DistilleriesProfiles3Three distilleries — R.W. Randall (1868) with its Three Fingers spirits arm, and Channel Islands Liquor Co (2015) at Castle Emplacement.

Farm ShopsProfiles5Five farm operations — Guernsey's only major commercial egg producer, its only goat-cheese maker, and three mixed smallholdings.

FishmongersProfiles4Four shops handle the Guernsey catch retail — two pure fishmongers, two butcher-fishmonger hybrids spanning Alderney to St Peter Port.

Fruit & Vegetable ProducersProfiles3Three producers across three parishes — a charity, a limited company, and a sole grower, all chemical-free or regenerative.

AlsoCider Producers 1 · Honey Producers 2 · Preserve Makers 1 · Sauce & Condiment Makers 1 · Tea Blenders 1 · Wineries 2

Live Music BarsProfiles4Four venues in St Peter Port where live music is core, not occasional — the oldest since 1970, the newest 2019.

Sports BarsProfiles6Six sports bars — five double as gastropubs, four in St Peter Port; two occupy purpose-built rooms inside larger venues.

Traditional PubsReference11Eleven traditional pubs — six in St Peter Port, two on St Sampson's Bridge, plus outposts on Sark and Herm.

Wine BarsProfiles4Four wine bars on the island — three clustered on The Pollet in St Peter Port, the fourth inside an art gallery.

Fine DiningProfiles5Five fine-dining rooms on the island — the oldest La Barbarie (1950), the newest Lasa, soft-opening March 2026.

International CuisineBrowse23Twenty-three cuisine-led kitchens of 92 restaurants — Italian, Indian, and Chinese clusters anchor, with Fukku the lone Japanese entry.

Seafood RestaurantsBrowse23Twenty-three seafood rooms across the Bailiwick — nine in St Peter Port, weighted toward hotel dining rooms and harbourside grills.

Steakhouses & GrillsProfiles6Six grill-led kitchens, all in St Peter Port — five with private dining, four also seafood-led, two now under Randalls.

Tapas & Small PlatesProfiles3Three small-plates rooms, all in St Peter Port — Spanish tapas at Tinto, wood-fired European plates at Alba, Portuguese petiscos at Madiêr.

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

AlsoCheese Shops 1 · Delicatessens 1 · Frozen Food Shops 1 · Health Food Shops 1 · Organic Food Shops 1 · Spice & Herb Shops 2 · Tea Shops 1

Fried ChickenProfiles3Three outlets serve fried chicken — two under the IFC (Island Fried Chicken) brand of Sahara City Group, plus late-night Tiff's Takeaway.

IndianBrowse8Eight Indian kitchens on the island — seven full restaurants with takeaway, one takeaway-only, five clustered in St Peter Port.

Japanese SushiProfiles5Five takeaways with sushi on the menu — one Japanese specialist, Michelin-listed; four Chinese-Asian kitchens carrying it alongside.

PizzaProfiles6Six outlets running a pizza menu — three multi-cuisine takeaways, two Italian restaurants, and the Forest's Manor hotel kitchen.

ThaiCompare8Eight Thai kitchens on the island — six in St Peter Port — mostly dine-in restaurants that also run takeaway and delivery.

AlsoKebabs 2 · Mexican 1

Four quantity surveying practices — WT Partnership anchoring since 1965, Davies Associates the newest at 2014; three RICS-regulated.

Six providers on the island: managed-IT firms with security arms alongside pure-play consultancies, plus the States-backed GCSC (2026).

Data Analytics & BIProfiles5Five data and BI practices — three limited companies clustered in St Peter Port, plus the volunteer-run open data platform data.gg.

EPOS & Point-of-Sale SystemsProfiles3Three EPOS providers on the island — ePOS CI (2015), epos.gg (2019), and CheckOut CI with around 680 customers.

IT ConsultingCompare8Eight of 60 IT & technology firms offer advisory and project work — Microsoft platforms, AI, bespoke software, data.

IT TrainingProfiles3Three St Peter Port firms: a Microsoft consultancy, a cyber specialist since 2019, and the States-contracted cyber centre launched 2026.

Managed IT ServicesProfiles7Seven managed IT providers — six offering cyber security, five bailiwick-wide; oldest since 1982, newest 2024.

Networking & InfrastructureProfiles5Five firms — two in managed IT and cyber, one in CCTV, one in smart-home AV, and the operator of the .gg registry.

Software DevelopmentCompare25Twenty-five firms — twelve in St Peter Port, weighted toward bespoke platforms for regulated finance and a five-agency web cluster.

AlsoIT Support & Helpdesk 2 · Telecoms & VoIP 2

Six of 38 legal-services firms name corporate and commercial law — two offshore networks alongside four independents.

Criminal DefenceProfiles4Four practices in St Peter Port — three private firms and the States legal aid service that supplies duty advocates 24/7.

Employment LawProfiles3Three practices — two full-service advocates handling employment alongside wider caseloads, and one dedicated HR-and-tribunal specialist.

Family LawProfiles5Five practices — four in St Peter Port, one in Castel — including FPAS, the state-funded adviser under the Children Law 2008.

Insolvency & RestructuringProfiles6Six St Peter Port practices — Mourant (Ozannes lineage, 1842), Leonard Curtis (2019), two accountancy houses, and the ARIES CI body.

Litigation & Dispute ResolutionCompare8Eight firms — seven in St Peter Port, five LLPs — running from Carey Olsen (1898) to Collas Crill (2011), plus one sole mediator.

NotariesProfiles4Four notarial practices, all in St Peter Port — three private firms alongside HM Greffier, the states registry dating to the 13th century.

Trusts, Estates & Private ClientCompare9Nine firms — eight in St Peter Port near the Royal Court, one in St Martin. Trust work rarely stands alone: five also handle litigation.

AlsoIntellectual Property 2

Eleven accountancy firms with a personal-tax side — ten limited companies, two sole traders; the oldest founded 1994, the newest 2021.

AlsoTax Disputes & Investigations 1

CinemasProfiles4Four cinema venues on the island — one dedicated (The Mallard, Forest), Beau Cinema inside Beau Séjour, and a roaming community club.

Escape RoomsProfiles3Three escape-room operations — AdventureRooms Guernsey (2018) at Fermain Valley, MTG Escapes (2022) from St Saviour's Community Centre.

Live Music VenuesProfiles4Four listings under live music — anchored by the Fermain Tavern, hosting bands since 1970 and known locally as 'the home of Guernsey music.'

Theatres & Performing Arts VenuesStories8Eight organisations — two venues and six producing companies, from GADOC in 1927 to Music Theatre Guernsey and Moor Theatre in 2020.

Nine schools — six teaching vocals, four running drama, four music-school operators; oldest 1978, newest 2018.

Children's Outdoor Adventure ActivitiesProfiles3Three providers in distinct outdoor disciplines: a forest school (2016), an open-water swim outfit (2022), and a sea-scouting charity.

Children's Sports Coaching ClubsProfiles4Four clubs, four sports — rugby, football, cheerleading and a tennis-and-dodgeball multi-sport — the oldest founded 2010.

Soft Play CentresProfiles4Four operators — one fixed playbarn at Oatlands Village (planning secured 1981), three mobile hire services clustered in St Sampson.

AlsoChildren's Arts & Crafts Classes 2 · Children's Swimming Lessons 2

Four organisations — two motor-sport clubs (1947, 1960), the Old Car Club (1969), and a Porsche-trained restorer.

Nature Conservation GroupsCompare13Thirteen conservation groups — the oldest La Société Guernesiaise (1882), the newest formed 2021; eleven registered charities.

Sports ClubsStories38Thirty-eight clubs across the Bailiwick, the oldest founded 1857 and the newest opened 2025 — a century and a half of organised sport.

Kayaking CanoeingProfiles5Five providers across Guernsey, Sark, and Alderney — three are multi-activity outdoor schools where kayaking is one line among several.

PaddleboardingProfiles4Four providers — a multi-activity outdoor school, a surf school with SUP hire, an Alderney charity, and a SUP-yoga solo practitioner.

Scuba Diving & SnorkellingProfiles3Three dive operators — Donkey Divers (2008) the only 5-Star PADI centre, Dive Guernsey for trimix and servicing, Only Fins new in 2025.

Walking Hiking ToursProfiles3Three walking sites on the island — a 2001 reservoir loop in St Saviour and two National Trust cliff walks on the south coast.

Wildlife & Nature ToursProfiles7Seven operators — three anchored to Alderney's seabird colonies, the rest to reservoir trails, orchid meadows and foraging walks.

AlsoCrazy Golf 2 · Cycling Bike Tours 2 · Paintball & Airsoft 2 · Rock Climbing & Abseiling 2 · Surfing Lessons Hire 2

Seven equestrian sites — three riding schools, a livery yard, the British Showjumping branch, a 1974 charity, one healing centre.

Golf Courses & LessonsCompare10Ten golf entries across the Bailiwick — Royal Guernsey (1890) to La Grande Mare's Performance Centre (opened 2025).

Racket Sports ClubsProfiles5Five clubs — a dedicated venue per sport on Guernsey (tennis, padel, badminton, squash), plus Alderney's mixed racquet club.

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Water Sports Sailing SchoolsProfiles5Five on the water — two RYA sailing centres, a Vazon surf school, a children's sailing charity, and an HVO-fuelled marine trainer.

AlsoClimbing Bouldering Centres 2 · Karting Motor Sport Tracks 1

Nine dealers and brokers — five clustered at St Sampsons Marina, with the oldest, Aquastar, building yachts there since 1969.

Boat Repairs & MaintenanceCompare13Thirteen firms — full-service boatyards, marine-engine specialists, and metal fabricators — anchored by authorised engine dealerships.

ChandleryProfiles4Four chandleries on the island — none of them pure retailers; each is the shop counter of a full-service boatyard.

Marinas & MooringsProfiles7Seven entities — two States-owned harbour authorities, a 1923 boatowners' association, and Beaucette's quarry-cut marina.

Marine ElectronicsProfiles5Five firms — one manufactures sonar for offshore and defence in Vale; the others install and wire pleasure craft.

Marine SurveyorsProfiles5Five firms offer marine surveys — one YDSA Fellow dedicated to it, the rest folding surveys into engineering, electronics or fiduciary work.

Rigging & SailmakingProfiles5Five firms — one dedicated rigger (Guernsey Yacht Rigging, 2024), one sailmaker (W. Hall), three boatyards adding rigging alongside.

AlsoBoat Storage Winterisation 2 · Boat Trailers Transport 2 · Marine Safety Equipment Services 1

Sixteen driving schools on the island — mostly sole-instructor operations, with Alderney's sole registered instructor among them.

Vehicle Repairs & ServicingCompare24Twenty-four garages across nine parishes — Vale-weighted, with diagnostics and MOT-servicing specialists running alongside tyre-fitters.

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Seven venues spanning eight centuries — Castle Cornet (c. 1206) to Deslisles Chapel, restored as a hire space in 2025.

Hotel Function RoomsCompare35Thirty-five hotel function rooms — fourteen in St Peter Port, eight in St Martin. 25 host functions, 19 cater weddings.

Outdoor Event Spaces Parks & GardensProfiles5Five outdoor venues span 177 years — from La Vallette's 1844 saltwater bathing pools to a mown field at Rocquaine opened 2021.

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Theatres & Performance VenuesProfiles5Five venues — Beau Sejour's 400-seat theatre (1976) and St James's 576-seat Whittaker Hall (1985) anchor the island's stage.

AlsoBanquet Halls 2

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

Hair & Makeup ArtistsProfiles5Five sole-trader practitioners — two mobile across the island, one Vidal Sassoon-trained, one G142-registered for cosmetic tattooing.

Wedding FloristsCompare13Thirteen of the island's 59 wedding-services businesses are florists — five growing some or all of what they arrange.

Wedding Stationery InvitationsProfiles3Three of 62 island wedding suppliers produce stationery — one bespoke designer, one online print platform, one planner-stationer hybrid.

Wedding VenuesCompare13Thirteen of the 62 wedding-services listings are the venues themselves — five churches and chapels, six hotels, two event spaces.

AlsoCelebrants Officiants 2 · Wedding Planners 2

Five PR agencies — Hamilton Brooke since 1988, AMPD since 2025. Four in St Peter Port; Liquid alone sits in PR Week's Top 150.

AlsoEvent Promotion & Sponsorship 1 · Promotional Products & Merchandising 2

Seven firms — Smith Signs (1970) is the island's longest-established signmaker; Sarnia Flags makes the Weighbridge Commonwealth flags.

Quick Print Copy ShopsProfiles3Three shops on the island: PBS Office & Interiors (1972) and Nashcopy (1987) in St Peter Port, plus Alderney Printers.

Screen Printing Garment Merchandise PrintingProfiles4Four garment printers on the island — Ego Motifs (1985), still making the traditional Guernsey Beach Wrap, anchors the cohort.

AlsoDirect Mail Mailing Fulfilment Services 2 · Photo Printing Photographic Labs 2

Four licensed operators — Sure (1896) and JT (2002) run the networks; Coop Mobile arrived 2026 as an MVNO, GuernseyTel building its own.

Telecoms Infrastructure Installation & CablingProfiles5Five of fifteen telecoms firms install infrastructure — two cabling houses, one CCTV installer, one aerial fitter, one radio operator.

AlsoTelecoms Equipment Sales & Rental 2

Eight providers — three St John-linked charities, two IOSH/NEBOSH consultancies, one NPORS plant centre, plus Cardiac Action Group.

IT Digital Skills TrainingProfiles3Three providers — two arms of The Guernsey Institute alongside a sole trader running Microsoft and MCITP certification training.

Vocational Trade Skills TrainingProfiles4Four providers: three arms of The Guernsey Institute and Isle Maritime, an RYA-accredited marine training centre.

AlsoLanguage Schools 2

Seven marine firms — fabrication, electronics, engine diagnostics — trading from 1975 to 2024, four as limited companies.

Mechanical EngineeringProfiles7Seven mechanical firms — three in M&E design and contracting, four in fabrication and precision machining, spanning 1979 to 2016.