That was the week that was – but you can watch it all again !

 

Well, another fantastic Alderney Week has come to a close and everybody seems to think this was the best ever?!?  

We are constantly uploading photographs and we now have our own FlickR website for you to view and share. Go to http://www.flickr.com/photos/alderneyweek/

 

We hope to have everything uploaded by the end of this month and if you have any photos of events not covered, please email these to info@alderneyweek.net   

 

And you can watch the TV coverage by Channel Television – click  here .

To view BBC Spotlight’s coverage by Alderney correspondent David Earl, please click here

 

And to watch video clips and this year’s fun commercials, go to our YouTube page. Click here

And there’s more to come. So,  keep visiting this page for the latest update and thank you for your patience!

  

To find out what else you can watch from your PC, click here

 

 

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Alderney Week 2011 – from 30 July to 6 August – that’s a date!

 

 

 

 

CASINO NIGHT – A FUN FUND-RAISER

 

 

Fundraising can be fun! And that’s precisely why the Rotary Club of Alderney and the Alderney Week Team organised a Casino Night on Friday 23 July at the Island Hall, with BlackJack, Roulette, Crown and Anchor and fun auctions. And the Bunny girls were there to ensure there was not a dry glass in the house.

 

 

 

Miss Alderney 2010 loves all creatures great and small

 

       

 

Miss Alderney 2010 is 18-year old Joanna  ( Jo for short, and JoJo to her friends)  Woodnutt.  Jo who is currently studying Chemistry, Physics, Biology and English Literature at The Ladies’ College, Guernsey,  ultimately wants to pursue a career in veterinary medicine and  has an offer to go to Nottingham University .

Asked why she wanted  to be Miss Alderney, Jo said:  “I’ve always wanted to be Miss Alderney, all through my childhood! I think I can be a perfect ambassadress for Alderney: “I like people  and I’m chatty, and I have loved my childhood in Alderney. I think Alderney has a lot more to offer than people think. I want to have a chance to show everybody this beautiful island as I see it”.

Her response to the important attributes Miss Alderney should have, was: “I think above all, Miss Alderney should be friendly . Younger children should be able to look up to her, and adults should be able to communicate with her. She should be polite, punctual and smart and with a cheerful manner.”  And that’s exactly what the judges were looking for.

Jo even declined the tempting offer of a royal transport on Cavalcade Day in  a chauffeur-driven convertible vintage Bentley.  “I want to build a float “, said Jo. “ I think it is an important tradition that should not be changed.”

She plays clarinet, grade 8, loves singing, music and amateur dramatics and is very much looking forward to Alderney Week and her guest appearance at  this year’s Jersey Battle of Flowers.

Her Maid of Honour is 20-year old Hannah Osborne whose mother Candy, nee  Clotworthy, was a Maid of Honour in 1975 and was Miss Alderney the following year.

 

Hannah, who is now working  as a PA in a Guernsey finance company,  lists acting, cinema, reading, travelling and being with family and friends as her main hobbies.

Both young ladies will have a busy diary of appearances  throughout Alderney Week which starts on 30 July and ends on 8 August.