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. J.H. Niles 245906

Mr. R.A. Leale 245005

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.

Vale gains and loses services as new bus timetable is announced

Wed 02 Sep 2026

A new bus timetable that affects services in the Vale and north of the island comes into effect next week and the operator says it has been shaped by user feedback and is designed to improve the reliability of the island's bus routes while maintaining and enhancing access to key destinations.

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Last chance to help with Vale sea level research project

Sat 29 Aug 2026

A Guernsey student investigating which areas of the Vale and St Sampson's are most most vulnerable to flooding under different future sea level and extreme weather events is asking anyone who is interested in helping the project to do so before the end of next week.

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Vale's help sought for new anti-graffiti initiative

Sat 22 Aug 2026

A new initiative has been launched by Guernsey Police in partnership with the island's parishes to help prevent graffiti-related anti-social behaviour – and Vale parishioners have been asked for their help in the trial.

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New research suggests Déhus Dolmen could be an 'Easter clock'

Wed 12 Aug 2026

One of the Vale’s most remarkable landmarks has been attracting renewed attention following fresh research into the meaning and possible astronomical significance of Le Déhus Neolithic passage grave.

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Parishioners' experience of flooding wanted for sea level change project

Mon 10 Aug 2026

The Vale Douzaine has agreed to assist a local student working on her final year university degree dissertation research about sea level rise in Guernsey – and parishioners can help too.

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