Sunken Garden re-opens

St Paul's Garden in Guernsey is re-opening to the public following renovations.

The area, also known as the Sunken Garden, is a favourite spot for teenagers to gather. Recently some of them wrote a letter to apologise for damage caused.

There was an open invitation for the authors of the letter to help plant some daffodil bulbs, but they did not show up - possibly because they were at school.

The gardens have been made an alcohol-free zone by the police to deter rowdyism.

The letter writers did point out that part of the litter problem in the area was caused by a lack of waste bins.

how many bins do they want there are bins there .they just dont use them .
next time they get seen doing damage they should be fined and made to pay for the damage
a lot of folks have worked very hard on this project to make a built up area look nice ..sometimes it make me wonder why i even bother to help to make the parish look good if the police will not do their bit to prosecute these yobs .

Just a point Kat..... The police do not prosecute, it is the Law Officers - who are the local version of the UK's CPS.

Being right alongside the gardens, you would have thought they might have had a view on the misbehaviour/damage caused by the youths!!




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Do policemen still walk round town 24/7 or is that a thing of the past.

there are already empty cans and bottles hidden among the foliage

Its the wind.........lol

Nah it was the seagulls I seen em do it

Thistle wrote:there are already empty cans and bottles hidden among the foliage

Dont you know were the bins are ?


is Michael Davey still alive ?