Interview with Rebecca Berry: Accounting firm owner based in Jersey
Rebecca Berry is an ex-“big-four” Chartered Accountant with a deep passion for numbers and a genuine love for working with people.
Interview with Karen Mackay – Founder of the sustainable store – Wild Atlantique
Karen Mackay was born and raised in Upstate New York, by her American (Scarsdale, NY) father, Scottish (Thurso, Cathiness) mother and was schooled in Ireland & the USA.
Interview with Claire Haithwaite – Founder of Haithwaite Ceramics in Jersey
Claire Haithwaite was born in Jersey and, at the age of 18, moved to London to pursue a career in design, publishing and retail design. Eventually she moved to Amsterdam where she renovated a number of Dutch canal houses.
A Unique Christmas In The Channel Islands
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.
Hiking around Bordeaux Harbor and Vale Castle in Guernsey and South Coast Paths in Jersey
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.
Everything You Need To Know About Boating In the Channel Islands
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!
Windswept Beauty – Noirmont And Portelet in Jersey
As two of the most southerly headlands on the island of Jersey, Noirmont and Portelet face directly into the prevailing south-westerly winds, with nothing but open ocean between them and the coast of France.
Sailing to The Channel Islands
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.
Unveiling Jersey’s History – St. Lawrence Village
A short distance west from Jersey's capital, St. Helier, the landscape becomes more rural as the border to Saint Lawrence parish is crossed. This region marks the geographical centre of the island.