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Welcome to Vale Parish

This is the official website for Guernsey's Vale Parish. Here you will find essential information about the district and regularly updated news and material to help you make the most of living in the beautiful and ancient Paroisse du Valle, which is administered by the Vale Douzaine.

 

Office

The Constables’ Office is located at Maraitaine Road, Vale, Guernsey,
GY3 5QE.

Telephone: 01481 244155

Its opening normal hours are: Monday - Friday 10.00 - 13.00

Email: [email protected]

FOR ANY URGENT BUSINESS PLEASE CONTACT THE CONSTABLE
Mr. R.A. Leale 245005
Mr. J.H. Niles 245906
Constables.

 

From the Constables - Latest Updates

The following pieces are the intellectual property of the constables of the parish.

They may not be used in part or in full without the express prior permission of the constables.

Reminder: parish rates are now due

Wed 18 Jun 2025

Parishioners in the Vale are being reminded that the deadline for paying parish rates expired on 12 June and that their bills need to be paid now.

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Please don't park on area for boats, says Constable

Tue 17 Jun 2025

Users of Bordeaux have been asked not to park on an area of land there that has just been cleared and levelled for use as a boat lay-up during the winter.

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Deadline for cutting hedges and cleaning streams this Sunday

Thu 12 Jun 2025

A reminder for all parishioners with streams or hedges on their property that the deadline for ensuring that they are properly cleaned and trimmed is the 15th – this Sunday – and that the inspections will begin immediately after.

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Volunteers are helping improve the Vale's biodiversity

Tue 27 May 2025

Biodiversity has been improved in large areas of the north of the island because volunteers have been removing invasive species like sour fig from the coast and the Common. And new pictures show what an amazing transformation has occurred.

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Surveys show the Vale's a nature hot-spot

Wed 14 May 2025

Two recent events have highlighted the north of the island as an important area of nature conservation and biodiversity. The first was Bioblitz 2025 at L'Ancresse East and the second was publication of the four-year Bailiwick Bat Survey.

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