

5 for Headway
We are very proud of our 5 for Headway team who ran/walked the course yesterday to raise money for Headway Guernsey! We are especially proud of Eve Bott who smashed it and won the whole
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 are very proud of our 5 for Headway team who ran/walked the course yesterday to raise money for Headway Guernsey! We are especially proud of Eve Bott who smashed it and won the whole
Did you know that wombling plays a crucial role in creating a sustainable future? At Aspida Group, we understand the significance of this practice and its positive impact on our environment. What is wombling? Wombling
It’s Cyber Security Awareness Month and we have teamed up with The List Guernsey to help us to promote a safer digital landscape. With the ever-increasing prevalence of cyber threats, we recognise the importance of