Royal Court Building

Introduction
The Royal Court Building has existed on its present site since the early 1800s, although the original building has been substantially redeveloped and extended on a number of occasions since then. One of the most significant extensions was completed in 2005 and this was followed by a major refurbishment of the original "historic" buildings.

Today, the Court Building caters for a very wide range of activity, including:

Criminal and civil court proceedings
Registration of births, deaths and marriages
Registration of property conveyances
Marriage ceremonies
Archives and research
Meetings of Guernsey's parliament, the States of Deliberation
Civic Receptions
Ceremonial Occasions

Find out a little bit more about the Court's history and the building today by clicking on the links below.

General Information

Royal Court Building - History

Royal Court Building - Today

Royal Court Building - Technology