“I am absolutely delighted to be have been selected for the British team for the forthcoming Games in Tokyo. Undoubtedly this will be a very different Olympics, but to represent my country on the biggest stage there is…is such a privilege for me.” Congratulations to Charlotte, of course, and to Lottie Fry and Gareth Hughes. You are all incredible riders and we will do our best to make all of…
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To coin a phrase from the 80s “anytime, any place, anywhere”. The law has changed recently making it possible to have a religious marriage service outside of church buildings. So, if your dream wedding is on a beach, at an iconic Sark landmark or in open fields of golden wheat with blue skies and open sea views, your dream can now be fulfilled (subject to the landowner’s permission). A wedding…
Delivering on a promise Funds towards the construction of a dairy farm on Sark were given a boost recently when £4,067.79 was raised by an online promises auction. Originally the auction was due to take place on 7th February during a Sunday lunch at a restaurant on Sark but it had to be cancelled when the Bailiwick went into lockdown. Organiser, Jan Guy, was disappointed having had some really good…
George Guille was the first to have the vaccination here on Sark this morning. It was given by practice nurse Alison Stolton. Sark has been allocated 40 doses that are being given to front line workers and the most vulnerable. Some are being given at home for those less able to attend the surgery. The vaccination programme will continue as
The vaccine is here! A crew member from Sark Shipping handed the box of vaccinations to one of Sark’s ambulance crew, who then delivered it to the Sark Medical Centre. The first doses are being given this Thursday. Great news!
Sark Theatre Group took to the stage this weekend with their pirate-themed pantomime, ‘Greybeard’s Christmas.’ The story begins on Christmas Eve on Sark when Greybeard the pirate (the meanest, nastiest old sea dog ever to cross the Big Russel, who also happens to suffer from seasickness, played by Gavin Nicolle) announces to his crew that what he really wants for Christmas is to give up…
Death in Plain Sight. Guests at Stocks Hotel were transported back in time to the Occupation over the last two Saturday nights for the Sark Murder Mystery Company’s dinner production of ‘Death in Plain Sight.’ The story was set in the hotel in 1943 when proprietors Hedley and Edith Baker (Gavin Nicolle and Fiona Heald) are hosting a dinner attended by the new German Kommandant. Much to Hedley’s consternation his…
The opening of our fabulous new slaughterhouse here on Sark today by His Excellency Sir Ian Corder. He also presented a plaque to engineer and project manager John Robinson who did all of the research and design work on this. A really positive thing for Sark and the future of our farmers and our pastoral landscape.
The Sark Dairy Trust was set up to raise money for a new dairy on Sark. On Saturday a fundraising event was organised by one of the trustees, Richard Axton and held at Time and Tide. The Avenue was closed to traffic and set up with chairs and tables, Time and Tide kindly donated the food, the use of the venue and their staff diligently served the guests ensuring all…
The exhibition in the old Island Hall, next to St Peter’s Church is now open to the public. The exhibition gives an insight into what it was like to live on Sark during the German Occupation between 1940 and 1945. There are also personal stories of some of the islanders. The image below, courtesy of Sue Daly Productions, shows Sark resident Nellie Le Feuvre standing in front of her wartime…
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Murder Mystery “Death in Practice”
August 23, 2021