Guernsey's grassroots cultural scene is the most incredible resource
The Quarry celebrated its one year anniversary with the Dig Deeper live event in the Cafe at St James. It was great to see so many people in the room to hear more about the role of independent solutio...
19 Aug 12min
First temple to Easter, first sky-God image, first direct equinox measure: new evidence at Le Déhus
Le Déhus is a quiet, enigmatic place. You have to duck to get through the low door into the burial chamber, and stooping feels like a small act of respect, forcing you to nod to the people who built ...
11 Aug 21min
Dig Deeper - The Quarry Live: Gregory Harrison
The Quarry celebrated its one year anniversary with a live event in the Cafe at St James. It was great to see so many people in the room to hear more about the role of independent solutions-focused jo...
6 Aug 14min
Mark Prevel: Walking 1,000 miles for Les Bourgs
Mark Prevel gives us a full insight into what it takes to walk 1,000 miles in 28 days. He fitted his fundraising challenge in around work commitments, setting off in the early hours, sometimes snatchi...
15 Jul 1h
Can La Grande Mare be both a golf course and a nature reserve?
La Grande Mare Golf Course has been transformed in the last seven years, but what role did sustainability play in its development? Grace Dovey (Ecologist and Ecologist & Sustainability Operations Offi...
2 Jul 21min
Walking 1,000 miles in a month
In 1993 Mark Prevel was diagnosed with chronic emphysema. He was 31 and it was a life changing moment. Surgery followed three years later and now he has embarked on an endurance challenge to mark th...
18 Jun 46min
Live at Guernsey Arts Sunday: reflections on the Vale Earth Fair as it marks its 50th anniversary
The Vale Earth Fair is a firm fixture on Guernsey's cultural calendar. This year it celebrates its 50th anniversary. More than just a music festival, it's an event committed to environmental care, com...
18 Jun 7min
