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The islands have the right to establish direct relations with foreign governments. Although not parts of the European Union, they are in a customs union with it. The bailiwicks are governed by elected parliaments called States, while the smaller islands of Alderney and Sark also have their own assemblies - the States and Chief Pleas respectively. The bailiffs are the chief civil officers, and preside over the States and court of law.

They are appointed by the Crown, and usually serve until retirement or death. Their powers have been steadily transferred to the States over the last years, culminating in the adoption of a ministerial system and appointment of chief ministers in The economy of the islands is dominated by financial services, tourism, electronic commerce and agriculture.

Alderney is the third largest and the most northerly of the Channel Islands. It is governed by its own assembly, the States of Alderney, comprising ten members and a President, all of whom are elected by the people. Alderney is not part of the United Kingdom and is not a member of the European Union. Travel Travel The journey is just the start of your adventure. Stay Stay Choose your own island experience. Brochure request Brochure request Discover more about our island with the complete guide to Alderney.

Inspire Inspire Discover more about our amazing island and that 'Alderney feeling'. Our Island Heritage Come and explore our amazing heritage - it's all here waiting to be discovered.

Our Island Explore by map. Spring Find out more From colourful wild flowers and lively birdsongs to the bustling diary of events, Alderney comes alive with life in spring. Summer Find out more Blue sparkling sea, white sand and the sound of the ice cream van Autumn Find out more From burnished days to mist wrapping the island with mystery, the Autumn brings many different atmospheres changing within a day. Winter Find out more There is a stripped back, intimate feel to winter on Alderney, Enjoy the power of nature in full throat and the wood fire crackling in one of our warm pub.

Share your adventures Tag LoveAlderney on Instagram or Facebook to share your pictures with our online community. Get our latest news and offers First name. Getting to Alderney The easiest way to get to the most northerly Channel Island is a 15 minute flight from Guernsey. Staying in Alderney Small in size, Alderney still have plenty of holiday accommodation to choose from. Things to Do in Alderney View Details. View Details. Sport Alderney Sailing Club Alderney Sailing Club, Braye Harbour, Alderney The Alderney Sailing Club caters for a wide range of sailing interests ranging from dinghy sailing to blue water cruisers and is is a focal point for visiting yachtsmen and their crews.

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