Rob Pilsworth and Jeremy La Trobe-Bateman have just presented a second cheque to the Professor Saint Fund for £500, thanks to sales of the La Trobe Guide to the Coast, Caves and Bays of Sark. The little book was first published in 1914 and, a hundred years later in 2014, Rob and Jeremy decided to create a centenary edition after it had been out of print for almost twenty years….

A group of German and British soldiers from the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps were on Sark recently to explore the island and learn about Operation Basalt, the Commando raid that took place during the Occupation. The group were met by Reg Guille and Julie Mann representing the Sark Branch of the Royal British Legion and were then taken to the Hog’s Back, the headland on the south-east coast where a…

Passengers waiting on the quay in Maseline Harbour for the six o’clock sailing to Guernsey on Saturday had a surprise when the Sark Belle arrived flying the skull and crossbones and her decks awash with pirates, shipmates and the odd mermaid or two. Even more bizarre was the bingo caller! This was a new event for Sark, Pirate Bingo on the Belle, and very popular it proved too. Helen and…

It was the annual Sark School running race today which sees the older children run a mile from the Clos a Jaon crossroads to the north of the island and back to the School and the younger pupils run from the Heart. This year Max came first in Class One followed by Gabi and Ruby. Class Two winner was Edouard followed by Cameron and Zack while Lilly-Mae was the first…