The Trust is very honoured to be gifted the Greve de Lecq site. It is our intention to go out to public consultation at the earliest opportunity regarding future uses. Restoring public access including the car park will be a priority @lyndonfarnham@susanainjersey@VisitJerseyCI
States Members have agreed to buy the Seaside Café site at Grève de Lecq for £3.6 million and give it to the National Trust for Jersey. https://t.co/LoKcGtUqss
Delighted that the States has approved the purchase of the old seaside cafe at Grève de Lecq.
We must protect our coastline from being taken over by developments of private homes. It ought to be for all of us to enjoy.
Can’t think of a better custodian than the National Trust.
On the left is what the government was proposing building on the Waterfront. It’s ugly, unimaginative and out of place.
On the right is an alternative concept created by some local architects. It’s beautiful, blend of old and modern, more suited to our heritage.