What is it like to live in the Channel Islands?

I've attended University in Sheffield for the last 4 years and come back to Guernsey every holiday, so I have a very up to date comparison of what it's like living in both the UK and the Channel Islands. It's different to the UK, and usually in the opposite direction to what you would expect. read more

I’ve attended University in Sheffield for the last 4 years and come back to Guernsey every holiday, so I have a very up to date comparison of what it’s like living in both the UK and the Channel Islands. read more

Legally, they’re tied to Great Britain, but their history and customs are tied to France. Even though the Channel Islands have been a dependency of the UK since the Norman Conquest in 1066 and English is the official language, they have a distinctly French character. read more

Not everyone is allowed to move and live in Guernsey and Channel Islands due to the size of the islands and the population density. There are two housing markets in Guernsey. read more

The Channel Islands have stunning scenery and a pleasant climate. The crime rate is very low, so it is very safe for you to take a stroll along the beautiful beaches. Guernsey is not part of UK or EU, and it has its own law and tax system. read more