The E J Rihoy Charitable Trust supports charitable activities that enhance the livelihood of marginalised communities in developing countries; enhance sustainable environmental management; and provide support to charitable activities within Guernsey and overseas.

Rihoy & Son is one of Guernsey’s longest established building contractors and the Channel Island’s first to attain Chartered Building Company status. This status identifies an inherent commitment to quality of service, integrity of conduct and concern for the needs of clients.www.jwrihoy.com/team/dan-taylor

Firesafe has extensive experience in passive fire protection systems (PFP) for both commercial and residential projects.We ensure a high level of professionalism and workmanship through rigorous training and third-party accreditation, meeting your expectations and those of your clients. Our team of skilled engineers and operatives possess the expertise to implement effective solutions for every job to safeguard the preservation of life and the protection of assets. We work with contractors of all sizes, understanding the importance of efficiency and adaptability in project schedules and solutions.

GCF acts as a communications channel for the Guernsey construction, building, engineering and associated professions to engage in constructive dialogue with Government and the community to benefit the Bailiwick’s economy, quality of its built environment and local employment opportunities.

The Guernsey Private Residential Landlords Association (GPRLA) has been continuously improving the housing stock in Guernsey since 2006. During this time the association has built up its service offering to both landlords and tenants, promoting the establishment and maintenance of good standards of letting practice. With more than 200 members, nearly 1,000 properties are now represented.

The Guernsey Sporting Club is based at Warwick House, a 19th Century listed building opposite Elizabeth College in The Grange, St Peter Port.It was here that on 13 January 1920 the surviving officers, NCOs and men of the First Guernsey Service Contingent of the Great War, who, as members of the Royal Guernsey Militia had volunteered for service in 1915 and been enlisted in The Royal Irish Regiment, met in a loft to dicuss the possibility of renting and eventually purchasing the building as a home base for a club to be set up as a permanent memorial to the men of the First Service Contingent (“First among the Sons of Guernsey to take up Arms”, as the Club motto proudly asserts).In September 1921 a grant from the United Services Fund was confirmed, in recognition of Guernsey’s contribution to the war effort, and on 21 October Warwick House was purchased for £783 10 shillings and 4 pence. It has remained the headquarters of the Club ever since, despite being compulsorily taken over during World War II by the German Occupiers.Today the Club strives to maintain the objectives of its Founders, by supporting charities which assist serving and retired members of HM Forces and their families, and by providing funds to help young people on the Island develop their sporting skills. Members meet regularly in the historic clubroom and bar to relax in one another’s company and to plan the many social and money-raising events which take place throughout the year. In short, the Club, while remaining proud of its Great War heritage, is nevertheless determined to look to the future and to do its utmost to contribute to the wellbeing of its Island home in the 21st Century.

Advertise was an innovative Channel Island's advertising company that offered forward thinking advertising solutions. With a focus on ambient and out-of-home advertising, Advertise understands the power of non-traditional media, creating and managing advertising platforms that reach a wide range of audiences in the Channel Islands.

The Long Port Group was a dynamic property development, regeneration and investment company, based in Guernsey, Channel Islands, where it was responsible for the regeneration and redevelopment of several significant local sites and extensive UK brownfield sites.