The National Trust for Jersey, with other partners, has launched a new campaign for the protection of the Plémont headland, called Love Plémont. The campaign aims to raise awareness concerning the beauty of this important coastline site, save the headland from future development and restore it back to its former glory. Check out the website loveplemont.je and the Facebook page Love Plémont

As the sun set over St Ouen’s west coast this year, the awful summer weather held off just long enough for the crowds to enjoy the National Trust for Jersey’s annual Sunset Concerts at the natural amphitheatre at Grantez. This year two bands performed shows with Giles Robson and the Dirty Aces on the Friday (29th June) and the Jamaican Skatroniks, a nine-piece Ska Reggae Jazz group, on the Saturday. The two evenings were enjoyed by 1,500 and 2,600 people and once again, money raised by the event will go toward the Jersey Coastline campaign and Birds on the Edge for the construction of the chough’s release cave on the north coast.