Asian Hornets have recently been spotted on Sark. These are dangerous to our native bee and insect species. If you spot the Asian Hornet, please do not disturb it as they have quite a sting but we would be grateful if you could contact Jo Birch and inform her of where you spotted it. Jo can be contacted by email on jo.birch@cwgsy.net or telephone 07781 467920.
Carved out for the Millennium, this stunning granite rock stands proudly on L’eperquerie, facing West towards the other islands of Guernsey, Jethou and Herm. Find the panoramic photo of the site on our interactive map here Look to the Northern tip of Sark for a green marker, under Place of Beauty. in 1999 a Tibetan Buddhist monk visited Sark, and went all over the island with a friend to find…
The annual Sea Service was held this Sunday, a multi-denominational thanksgiving for the sea and those who work on it. The event was held in Creux harbour and drew a good congregation of residents and visitors. Readings and prayers were given by the Rev’d Karen Le Mouton, the Very Rev’d Tim Baker (Dean of Guernsey) and Lay Reader David Neale. Kathy Dew and His Excellency Sir Ian Corder also gave…
The vicarage garden was packed recently for St Peter’s annual summer fete. There was plenty of good old-fashioned fun to be had with the coconut shy, hoopla, tombola and raffles as well as stalls selling bric-a-brac, plants and books. The tea tent did a roaring trade in scones with jam and Sark cream and the stocks were busy as people took the chance to throw wet sponges at each other….
