Community & Village Halls

Originally built as St Saviour's Parish School; vacated in 2005 after completion of Le Rondin School; parishioners approved conversion to community centre in 2010; Phase 1 completed 2012; land and buildings owned by St Saviour parish with 99-year lease to operating company

John Wesley proposed a mission to Sark in 1787. Jean de Quetteville began preaching c.1789 and dedicated the original chapel at La Ville Roussel in 1797. The chapel was later dismantled and relocated stone-by-stone to Rue du Sermon. The current Wesleyan Chapel was commissioned…

Built in 1838 from blue granite with a square tower. Features stained glass windows made in Le Mans, France, and an area dedicated to the SS Charybdis, a ship sunk in World War II, with memorabilia. The ancient churchyard is popular with locals.

Methodism brought to Alderney in 1787 by Adam Clarke; current building opened 1852; used by German occupying forces during WWII; nearly closed in 1983 when membership fell to 8; one of the first churches to have a website and ran a cyber-cafe in its school hall

Originally a Methodist church with over 150 years of history. Bought by the States of Guernsey for £1m in 2019 for Les Beaucamps school expansion. Later sold to the Jee family who restored it as a community event space, reopening in late 2025.

Methodist presence at Les Capelles since 1786; current church building dates from 1817

Built in 2006 on land owned by St Martin's Church, replacing the old Church of England Men's Society wooden hall built in 1907. Key figures in the build included The Very Rev Marc Trickey, Rev Mike Keirle, Ralph Gabriel, Peter Danks, Henry Goodeve, Hugh Stevenson, John Button…

Christian community on the site since c.600 AD. Benedictine priory established c.968 AD by monks from Mont Saint-Michel. Present church dedicated 1117. Priory fell into disuse c.1414. Six bells recast 1891 by John Warner & Sons London. Clock with four faces installed 1898 for…

Cobo Community Centre is a volunteer-supported community hub in the Castel, operating as a company limited by guarantee (St. Matthews Community Centre LBG). It offers two large halls, three meeting rooms, and a fully equipped kitchen for hire, hosting regular activities…

Forest Methodist Church is a Methodist church in the Forest parish, part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Methodist Circuit and Channel Islands District. The church offers informal breakfast worship (God and Marmalade, Sundays 08:45), traditional evening services (Sundays 18:00)…

St Stephen's Community Centre is a hireable community venue in St Peter Port, operated under St Stephen's Church. It offers a main hall seating over 100 guests, a meeting room, and a kitchen, available for functions, parties, and meetings. The centre hosts regular community…

Harold Collas Room is a smaller meeting and function room within the Vale Douzaine building in Vale parish, available year-round for hire. The room includes kitchen facilities, tables, chairs, and Wi-Fi. Full wheelchair access is provided, with ramps at all entrances and on-site…

Castel Douzaine Room (also known as La Chambre de la Douzaine) is the parish hall and administrative centre of Castel Parish, operated by the Castel Parish Douzaine. Refurbished in 2017, it provides hall hire (up to three sessions per day) and a boardroom for up to 16, suitable…

The Lansdown Room is a 45 sqm ground-floor room at the KGV Clubhouse in Castel, available for dry hire at £24.50 per hour. Capacity is 40 theatre-style. Equipped with a TV and PA system, it suits children's parties, presentations, training days, and committee meetings. Operated…

The Village at Le Murier LBG is a Guernsey non-cellular company and a registered charity, CH120, operating behind Le Murier School. It provides outdoor educational experiences for children with learning difficulties, including pupils from Le Murier School and Le Rondin, and…