Parish & civic services

The official administration for the largest parish in Guernsey, St Peter Port, administered by an elected Douzaine with 20 members.

Parish government entity responsible for the day-to-day administration of parochial affairs, overseen by a Douzaine of twelve elected parishioners.

The official representative body for the Forest Parish, managing services including hedge inspections, noxious weed control, and parochial rates collection.

The governing body for the parish of St Andrews, focused on fostering community unity, enhancing local infrastructure, and preserving cultural heritage.

Administered by the St Sampson Douzaine, managing boat moorings, cemeteries, dog licensing, hedges, streams, noxious weed control, and parish rates.

Parish with officials, and its church, built in 1818, houses the oldest bell in the Channel Islands, dating from 1432.

Community centre and the administrative centre for Castel Parish, refurbished in June 2017, with a boardroom seating up to 16 available for hire.

Principal Committee of the States of Guernsey, responsible for protecting and enhancing the natural and physical environment and developing infrastructure.

Not-for-profit organisation promoting local produce, art, craft, and talent within the Bailiwick, providing a platform for small and start-up businesses.

The largest parish in Guernsey by area, covering 10.1 km², administered by elected Constables and a Douzaine of volunteer Douzeniers.

One of ten parishes, offering services including refuse collection, dog licences, and roadside hedge compliance, with its Parish Hall available for hire.

The elected body of 16 Douzeniers and two Constables administering parochial affairs for the Vale Parish, including liquor licences and refuse collection.

The official website for the St Saviour Douzaine and Parish, providing essential information and news for residents and handling annual dog licensing.

Government services organisation on Alderney, providing public-facing administrative services including driving licences, vehicle registration, tax payments, and social security.