Interview with Molly from Mollies Cupcakes – Popular bakery business from Jersey
In this interview we asked Molly & Sam, the co-owners of Mollies Cupcakes a few questions about their baking business which is based in Jersey.
In this interview we asked Molly & Sam, the co-owners of Mollies Cupcakes a few questions about their baking business which is based in Jersey.
Rachael Cumberland-Dodd, originally from Nottingham is now a fully-fledged Guern. Rachael runs her own marketing business called Feed Marketing and we asked her few questions about it.
Kezia is a newbie to Guernsey and she runs both The Boho Bride and Sew Guernsey. She is from Kent, studied Costume Interpretation in Bournemouth, lived and worked in London for a couple of years.
Have you ever been tempted to live as an expat but not sure if you are ready to drag your family kicking and screaming through the jungles of Southeast Asia to find a job?
Do you love a nice cup of tea? In this article we asked Katherine Boucher from The Jersey Tea Company a few questions about growing tea in Jersey.
Tish Delaney is a writer living on Alderney which she often describes as mini-Donegal. It reminds her so much of her childhood holidays. She is originally from County Tyrone in Northern Ireland although she left there when she was eighteen.
Melissa Campbell is the owner and MD of Situations Recruitment Agency in Guernsey. We asked her a few questions about her favourite spots on the island as well as about the recruitment industry in Guernsey.
Naomi Tustin lives in Guernsey and together with her husband Ben runs their own business - The Seaweed Food Co. In this interview we asked about her seaweed business and her life in Guernsey.
Georgi is a classical crossover soprano, Classic Brit Award Nominee and achieved No.1 in the iTunes Classical Charts in May 2021. Her work ranges from singing internationally, West End, performing with her girl group Ida Girls Official.
In this interview we asked Catherine Woodhouse a few questions about her little fragrance business and why she fell in love with Alderney.
In this interview we asked Cassie Arlotte - founder of The Grazing Kitchen - a few questions about her business and her favourite places in Guernsey. Cassie runs The Grazing Kitchen alongside her husband, Sam.
Etienne Laine has been a self-employed photographer for the past eleven years. He works with a variety of clients ranging from small startups, large agencies and private clients in print and digital.
Jimmy is a Guernsey local and a self employed boxing personal trainer owning JackalBoxfit. In his spare time he loves to go to CrossFit, yoga, and the gym. He is an obsessive Manchester United fan!
Rosanne Guille, or Rosie as most people call her, is a full time professional artist. She grew up on the magical, tiny, car-free island of Sark and has two teenage children who also grew up there.
In today's interview, we talked to Anett who comes from Budapest but has been living on Guernsey since 2019 with her partner who is a local. She is the person behind The Wedding Company whose mission is to make couple's
In this interview we asked Paul Mariess a few questions about his profession as well as about the best places to see in Guernsey. Paul is a born and bred Guernseyman who has travelled widely.
In this interview we asked Rujuta Sahani a few questions about her journey to become a food photographer and about her favourite spots in Jersey.
In this interview we asked Madvi Harchad, founder of Soava Boutique, a few questions about her business and life in Guernsey. Madvi is a Malagasy woman living in the Channel Islands for almost 2 years.
As it is today, the Channel Islands were popular destination spots for tourists before World War 2, as well. Known for horticulture and tourism, the Channel Islands attracted visitors, even after the start of World War II.
In today's interview, we reached out to Claire Galliott who lives in Guernsey and runs a floristry & styling company called Simply Bespoke that offers a bespoke floral services from bouquets to large events and weddings.
Megan is Guernsey born and bred and absolutely loves living on the island. She had a brief stint off-island for university but really did not enjoy living away from her family and the beautiful beaches and commons.
Becky is a former BBC presenter, influencer and blogger who moved to Jersey to start an influencer marketing agency. What does she like about Jersey?
Jackie is Guernsey born and describe the Channel Islands as Paradise. The Islands are all different, all special. Clean, safe and friendly.
First of all, we need to consider the perceptions of the Channel Islands by the UK residents. Typically speaking, UK residents adore the Channel Islands for their stunning natural sights and unique culture.
Did you know that some of the most fantastic golf clubs in Europe reside in the Channel Islands? In particular, the picturesque island of Jersey has an extremely impressive golf pedigree.
Pedaling a bike is a an excellent way of exploring the Channel Islands, from Jersey’s coastal roads and network of 15mph limit green lanes, to Guernsey’s selection of 11 official cycle routes.
When traveling, eating vegetarian or vegan can be difficult, but often there are lovely restaurants that cater to a plant-based lifestyle around the world. The Channel Islands are no exception.
Are you wondering what to do on New Year's Day? If so, you have come to the right stop to discover what the lovely Channel Islands have to offer on January 1st, 2022!
Channel Islands are filled with breathtaking coastlines, hidden beaches and an astounding history that will take you back in time. They are great place to spend Christmas this year.
Probably the most exciting facet of the Channel Islands is their wine, cider and beer scene. The weather here is perfect for crafting premium beverages and spirits, and talent abounds.
The Guernsey and Jersey islands hiking trails offer stunning views from high up on cliffs or below on beaches. I want to share some hikes that have made me feel connected with this place so far.
The Channel Islands are scenic, and beautiful archipelago, each of the islands has its own unique and exciting character. The Channel Islands are just a short trip away from both the United Kingdom.
I first began exploring the Channel Islands more when I knew I needed more time in nature to break up long work weeks. All it took was one day-long excursion to one of the bays of Jersey.
If you have been considering boating in the Channel Islands, but don’t know where to start, then you have come to the right place!
If you’re into diving and you want to experience everything that the Channel Islands have to offer, then you have come to the right place!
Homesteading may seem like a new concept in many parts of the world, but for the people who live in the Channel Islands, it has been a way of life for centuries.
The first thing that comes to mind when we think of eating on an island are dishes prepared with fish, shellfish, fruits and typical species of the area.
The term may sound new to many people, but it is not. It became popular in 2008 as a result of the financial crisis, especially in the United Kingdom with the devaluation of the British Pound.
The Channel Islands have been a favorite vacation destination for travelers from the UK and abroad for decades. Exploring the islands by motorcycle is one of the best ways to do it when the weather's right.
If you identify as a woman and are looking forward to traveling by yourself on a remote island, then you might consider seeing the Channel Islands, near England.
Whether you came by flying or sailing, once you arrive at any of The Channel Islands, what you most want to do is go for a walk. Some of these islands offer rides that you can do by car.
The Channel Islands are an English Channel archipelago off the coast of France. It is a popular destination for tourists that is well-known for its relaxed atmosphere, natural beauty, and wildlife diversity.
The Channel Islands have become a favorite point in the itineraries of important cruises that depart from Southampton in the United Kingdom, pass through France, Spain and Portugal.
When we hear the name The Channel Islands, the first thing that comes to mind is nature, beach, sea, tourism and landscapes. Being a group of small islands, the last thing that would come to mind is literature.
There is something that we have to recognize, we know very little, to say nothing, about sailing. We do not have the knowledge to recommend a boat of 30, 40 or 50 feet, or more inclusive.
When living on the Channel Islands, it can feel like a challenge to stay active during the winter months. Rest assured, you can still enjoy most of your favorite outdoor activities.
When the days are the shortest, and their temperature is at its coolest, staying active on the Channel Islands during the winter may not be the first thing on your mind.
If you have ever tried yoga or regularly practice it, then you may know that it is a practice that prioritizes consistent movement, along with other principles.
Hking is one of the best and most scenic activities that the Channel Islands has to offer. Whether it is a light stroll through a meadow or country lanes.
The Channel Islands provide a unique location to live. The beautiful views, sounds of the ocean wave, and a multitude of other things make the Channel Islands a coveted place to call home.