Street Pastors Turn 10

Saturday, 30 November 2019 11:20

Jersey's Street Pastors are celebrating their 10th anniversary this weekend.

Volunteers have been making sure islanders get home safely after a night out for the last decade.

They were treated to a Thanksgiving Dinner on Friday, with the Lieutenant Governor and Bailiff joining to thank them for their work.

A free celebratory Worship Concert also took place at Hautlieu school last night to mark the occasion.

The Pastors have already been in action over the festive period, making sure islanders enjoying town during the evenings are kept safe.

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