A Successful Year for The Clean Earth Trust

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We’ve had a busy year here at the Trust, and we are proud of what we’ve achieved as a small team of staff and volunteers. From clothes swaps and sewing socials, to beach cleans and releasing our fourth Marine Litter Report, we wanted to share with you what we’ve been up to both publicly, and behind the scenes, over the course of the year.

January

The start of the year saw us coming into the new year with big plans!

  • We acquired our new electric van
  • Gave our beach clean equipment an upgrade

February

Our time at our previous premises was coming to an end, we needed to find somewhere new to go…

  • We acquired our feathered flags for our events
  • Arranged our exciting new premises
  • Sewing Socials extended to Home School Community children from 4 years to 13 years old
Our new flags!

March

It started to come together at our new premises.

  • Installed the new sheds to store our equipment
  • Suntera Global confirmed their three-year sponsorship
  • We hosted our inaugural 50p sale at The Vale Douzaine room

April

  • The Repair Cafe moved to the Infinity Studio on Tuesdays 10am – 2pm
  • Knit & Natter extended to incorporate Sewing Socially and Crochet & Chat from 10.30 – 12pm
Knit & Natter @ The Infinity Studio

May

In May, we had the opportunity to occupy the town terminus kiosk!

At the town terminus kiosk

July

Simon joined the team as Operations Manager.

August

Out with the old and in with the new…

  • The new shiny van was wrapped in our branding
  • We released our new website

September

  • Our fourth Annual Marine Litter Report was published
  • Our Policy Officer, Paul, spoke at Guernsey Women’s Business Network about CET’s role in Fill a Fish Project
  • We participated in our inaugural Car Boot sale at Specsavers

October

  • We had our busiest clothes swap ever
  • Project Co-ordinator, Olivia, and Policy Officer, Paul, did a public presentation on the Marine Litter Report at Frossard Theatre, Candie Gardens
  • Policy Officer, Paul, Spoke at the presentation of the winning designs for Fill a Fish sculptures at Princess Elizabeth Theatre

November

  • The Christmas Tree was created at the Bathing Pools in partnership with Vive La Valette, thanks to sponsorship from Rothschild & Co
  • We’re featured in the Envoyage magazine
  • We had 163 people attend Sewing Socials at The Infinity Studio during the course of 2025

And Finally, Thank you

Thank you to everyone who has supported us this year, whether that’s coming along to a clothes swap or participating in a beach clean, your time helps to keep the charity up and running. We look forward to seeing you again in 2026.