Parish & civic services

The elected parish administration for Guernsey's capital, responsible for rates, refuse, cemeteries, and local services.

The Constables of St Pierre du Bois is the elected parish administration for the southwest Guernsey parish of St Pierre du Bois, serving ~2,090 residents.

States-owned administration and services provider, the second smallest parish by area, and the highest parish in Guernsey at up to 100m altitude.

States-owned government service, traditionally known as St André de la Pommeraye, providing parish administration and services including Bornement and cemetery administration.

One of Guernsey's ten parishes, governed by the elected St Sampson Douzaine and delivering local services including rates collection, refuse, and cemetery administration.

States-owned parish administration in Guernsey's rural south-west, responsible for local governance and home to the 1818 parish church with the Channel Islands' oldest bell.

The Castel Parish hall, operated by the Castel Parish Douzaine and available for community and corporate hire.

The States of Guernsey's principal committee for infrastructure, planning, and environmental policy.

Castel Parish, Guernsey's largest parish by area, administered by elected Constables and a Douzaine delivering rates, refuse, and local government services.

The parish governance body for St Martin, handling local administration including rates, refuse collection, and parish services.

The governing body for Forest parish, administering parochial rates, bornements, dog tax, and refuse services, with a Douzaine of eleven members.

The elected Douzaine (parish governing body) for Vale, Guernsey's most northerly and second-largest parish.

One of Guernsey's ten parishes, administered by 12 elected Douzeniers and two Constables, responsible for local services including refuse collection and dog licensing.

Alderney's central government counter handling driving licences, vehicle registration, tax, and resident services.

The elected parish council for the Parish of Vale, responsible for local administration across one of Guernsey's ten civil parishes.