Jack Silver

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Jack Silver |Danny Parkinson

Image caption, Mother-of-two Daisy Travers set up the Mums who play rugby Facebook group earlier this year - which already has more than 500 membersA mother-of-two from Guernsey is championing rugby among mums in the Channel Islands and further afield. Now she has set up a mums-only invitational rugby team - and is aiming for them to play their first tournament later this year.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Jack Silver |Danny Parkinson

The Guernsey woman championing mums in rugbyJack Silver & Danny ParkinsonBBCMother-of-two Daisy Travers set up the Mums who play rugby Facebook group earlier this year - which already has more than 500 membersA mother-of-two from Guernsey is championing rugby among mums in the Channel Islands and further afield. Now she has set up a mums-only invitational rugby team - and is aiming for them to play their first tournament later this year.

4 weeks ago | aol.com | Jack Silver |Tim Hunter

A 12-year-old girl from Guernsey is aiming to complete 100 sea swims in 100 days for a conservation charity. Alice is raising money for Guernsey Conservation Volunteers by swimming at least 100 metres (328ft) every day as she is "passionate about the natural world and loves Guernsey's environment". She said she wanted to push herself "even further" after swimming across Havelet Bay for a week last year, raising money for the GSPCA.

1 month ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Jack Silver |James Churchfield

Jack Silver - BBC News, South West and James Churchfield - BBC News, Cornwall1 May 2025 at 3:14 am·2-min readA Cornish fishing port has welcomed back a centuries-old folk tradition as part of its May Day celebrations. Thousands of spectators have packed into the port's narrow streets for the tradition of Obby Oss, which celebrates the end of winter and the coming of summer.

2 months ago | bbc.co.uk | Jack Silver |Rhys Thomas

Image caption, Aaron White said 90% of the team were returningBBC News, Channel IslandsVolunteer lifeguards for Jersey's RNLI have been talking about how important the role is to them. Last year RNLI Lifeguards responded to 332 incidents on Jersey beaches, helping 434 people and saving two lives, the charity said. Aaron White, seasonal lifeguard supervisor, said he was "really proud of our team".