On the far-flung Channel Island of Sark, life is ingrained with feudal tradition – and driven by horse-drawn carts and wagonettes. The map of the British Isles is a cornucopia of islands ...

There were nine planned Hardtack raids by the Allies over a four-day period in the Channel Islands ... Sark's steep cliffs for the second time in 48 hours. Armed with a rudimentary map, Sgt ...

Anne travelled by horse and carriage to La Coupee, a narrow walkway that connects the main island of Sark to the peninsula ... victory in Europe. The Channel Islands, in the English Channel ...

The Channel Islands are the most southern part ... If you head to Guernsey, you can easily include the car-free islands of Sark and Herm, as both are just a short ferry ride away.

A skip and a hop over the sea lies the island of Sark, a gem of a place in the Channel Islands which really is a step back in time. Toby Keel paid a visit. Whenever I’ve been promised that a place is ...

They are greeting the first of the British troops who are liberating the Island of Sark at the end of World War 2. Sark was occupied on June 30, 1940 and was liberated May 10, 1945.

But you can easily do it on the Channel Islands of Herm and Sark using the new Aurigny service from Leeds-Bradford Airport as I discovered with my son. What’s more the flights are at convenient ...

The Channel Islands are an archipelago in the English Channel off the Normandy coast of France. They are divided into two British Crown Dependencies, the Bailiwicks of Guernsey and Jersey. The former ...

The smallest of the four main channel islands, Sark is part of the Balliwick of Guernsey (Sark lies nine miles east of it), around 80 miles off the South Coast of Britain. Best known for ...