Whilst trying to provide a local housing association site (La Nouvelle Maraitaine) with some much needed outdoor space on the site of a filled in 19th century quarry, volunteers uncovered the remains of a previously forgotten 17th/18th century farmhouse .
Local historians and archaeologists have been consulted and think that parts of the farmhouse could possibly date from anywhere between 1650 and 1787, with the quarry itself possibly having being established in the late 1800s.
Aspida staff (working with volunteers from community group Art of Living) spent their Saturday clearing trees and undergrowth from the site to improve access.
A social committee was formed by Aspida employees shortly after the group merged with the idea of organising a variety of events which could provide team building activities, but also allow Aspida to support community concerns in Guernsey. Activities so far have included bell ringing and a charity bake-off.
We had a great time at the Guernsey Institute Future Workforce event on Friday and enjoyed meeting our future leaders and chatting about the career options at Aspida Group including our leading Trainee Programme.
Our colleagues, Christine, Tony and Carrie recently enjoyed taking part in some CSR activities to help Floral Forest clear an area which they use as an educational site for the community as well as a
Aspida Advisory Services are delighted to be sponsoring Blanchelande’s brand new Robotics Club. The idea of the new Robotics Club was launched to students in the recent British Science Week and will introduce Blanchelande students
