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The area of Fort Field from Morley Chapel to the top of Le Val Des Terres falls within the St Peter Port parish boundary. The land itself is owned and managed by ACLMs on behalf of the States of Guernsey. Some years ago part of it was sown with wildflower seeds in an attempt to support wildlife and create an interesting feature. At the beginning of 2025 The Pollinator Project had discussions with the SoG with a view to the charity becoming more involved in its management.

It's that time of year again when we ask you to get those hedges trimmed and help to keep our highways and byways safe and tidy. The States is committed to not using glyphosate to kill the weeds which has caused a lot more to spring up along the roads and pathways. It's time-consuming and expensive in manpower to have the States clear them so why not get out there and help by clearing the one's in front of your homes. A little community spirit can go a long way...

Look along the top of the page and you'll see the tab for Pay Online, click on it, follow the instructions using your credit/debit card, your google pay or create your own Sumup account. Simple!

The Constables are pleased to announce the publication of the audited Financial Statements for the parish accounts for the years 2021, 2022 and 2023.

The Constable's of St Peter Port were delighted to be awarded with the Gold Floral Guernsey Certificate. Rosie Henderson accepted the award on behalf of The Constable's Office.

Please be advised that representation forms are available from the office for completion regarding the Planning Brief for the Harbour Areas of St Peter Port and St Sampsons. If you wish to make representation, you must complete one of these forms and return it to the planning officer.