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Did you know that voting is now LIVE for this year’s finalists in the Bailiwick of Guernsey competition. Click here to submit your vote Guernsey Vote: The Peter Walpole People’s Choice Award - Insurance Corporation - Personal and Commercial Insurance in Guernsey and Jersey
Last Wednesday GSPCA Treasurer Louise Gambrell, GSPCA Committee Member Karen Girdlestone and GSPCA Team Member Karen Lane attended the 2023 Insurance Corporation Conservation Awards on belhalf of the GSPCA who were a finalist.
They were delighted when we were awarded the Runner Up Prize for the GSPCA entry which means the funds will help towards the new GSPCA Wildlife Hospital.
The GSPCA are delighted to announce that we are a finalist in the Insurance Corporation Conservation Awards and need your vote - https://insurancecorporation.com/community/guernsey-vote-the-peter-walpole-peoples-choice-award
The GSPCA are hugely grateful to the amazing team at Insurance Corporation.
Two groups of their staff gave a day out of the office on the 18th and 25th June.
Tim Pellett GSPCA Community and Training Officer said “Last month we welcomed two groups on staff rom Insurance Corporation.2
“The teams helped with wood staining, painting, planting, gardening and so much more.”
“They are an amazing talented bunch of people and we are hugely thankful to their support and help.”.
It’s time to vote for the Insurance Corporation Peter Walpole ‘People’s Choice’ Award, an award decided by the people of Guernsey.
The Insurance Corporation Conservation Awards 2017 is fast approaching, and it’s set to be another great year!
The GSPCA recently hosted the judges from the Insurance Corporation Conservation Awards 2017.
Last night the GSPCA Manager was invited to join the St Andrews Floral Group for the Floral Guernsey Foundation competition who announced the 2016 winners at Les Cotils.
A lovely evening was had by all with great speakers and volunteers from across Guernsey, Sark and Herm being recognised for making islands of flowers.
Sark Community Blooms took the top prize winning a Gold Award and the Lady Dorey Trophy.
There were silver gilt awards for Floral Forest, Floral St Andrews Floral group, St Saviours and Herm.
The 'Going Wild at the GSPCA' project was launched by St Andrew’s Floral group in July 2015 and much progress has been made to provide a green framework for the buildings to improve the environment for the animals in care and attract wildlife.
The willow fedge and bird hide dome have grown well and also the wildlife hedge and native tree planting along the roadside.
For several years the pond has been leaking and sometimes only a small puddle remained in the bottom.
The Insurance Corporation are an amazing, caring and wonderful company that puts so much into the community.
Last month they gave out thousands of pounds to conservation projects across the Channel Islands and at the GSPCA were lucky enough to receive The Peter Walpole ‘People’s Choice’ Conservation Award Guernsey which came with a prize of £500 to help with the conservation work on site. The Insurance Corporation are also one of our Build Partners who are part of our newest build project which has some very exciting news coming very soon.
The Insurance Corporation are an amazing, caring and wonderful company that puts so much into the community.
Last month they gave out thousands of pounds to conservation projects across the Channel Islands and at the GSPCA were lucky enough to receive The Peter Walpole ‘People’s Choice’ Conservation Award Guernsey which came with a prize of £500 to help with the conservation work on site. The Insurance Corporation are also one of our Build Partners who are part of our newest build project which has some very exciting news coming very soon.
Yesterday the Insurance Corporation Channel Islands Conservation Awards 2016 winners were announced after a lovely presentation at Les Cotils.
The GSPCA and St Andrews Floral Group have been working hard to improve the grounds at the GSPCA for wildlife, flora, fauna, education for visitors, enriching the environment for the animals in our care and may other conservation reasons and attended the awards yesterday afternoon.
Peter Walpole was present the founder of the awards as well as the Deputy Bailiff Richard McMahon both of which gave very inspirational speeches.