Tag Archive for 'Baubigny schools pathway'
Tree planting with enhancement to Baubigny schools walking route
December 10th, 2013 by Living Streets Guernsey
Living Streets Guernsey that promotes pedestrian safety on the island has been working closely with the States of Guernsey Education Department and the Baubigny schools to develop an extension to the Baubigny Schools pathway, which will allow children to walk directly into the car park via a new pathway around the football pitch. Tom Le […]
Guernsey’s Tranquility Walk is on 15 July 2012
June 8th, 2012 by Living Streets Guernsey
The Living Streets Tranquillity Walk starts at 2.30 pm at the Longfrie Hotel, St Pierre du Bois, Guernsey on Sunday 15 July 2012. Buses No. 4 and 5 go to the Longfrie Inn. Alternatively, Anthony Green has kindly made parking available at the Longfrie main car park. The Longfrie Inn serves Sunday lunches between 12 […]
Living Streets Guernsey produces new country walks greeting cards
January 27th, 2012 by Living Streets Guernsey
Living Streets Guernsey has expanded their collection of very popular Guernsey country walks greeting cards with the addition of five more each showing a map of a rural walk with a photograph taken along the route.
Living Street Guernsey fund-raising quiz night on 18 November 2011
September 21st, 2011 by Living Streets Guernsey
Living Streets Guernsey is holding a fund raising quiz beginning at 7.15 pm on Friday 18 November 2011 in the Church of Scotland in the Grange, St. Peter Port. Parking is available at Lukis House. There will be nine tables of four. Cost is £8 per person which includes a finger buffet. There will also […]
Living Streets with the help of The Guernsey Society of the Men of the Trees to plant hedging and trees along the Baubigny Schools path on 3 February 2011
January 28th, 2011 by Pat Wisher
On Thursday 3 February 2011 members of Living Streets including Deputy John Gollop, Deputy Tom Le Pelley and Vic Froome, and St. Sampson High School students, Guernsey Tree Wardens, and a team from the Community & Environmental Projects Scheme (CEPS) will plant hawthorn and some trees along 200 metres of earth banks on either side […]
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