Tresco Journal

C.P. Nield visited the Valhalla museum in the summer of 2024 and wrote a poem inspired by the dramatic figureheads. It was recently published in The Spectator

October is around the corner and with it, comes crisp autumn air, cosy evenings and delicious hearty food

Our island Church has been awarded a Silver Eco Church award in recognition of local efforts to care for the churchyard

Thank you to all who came to Tresco Fete yesterday. What a fantastic day in the sunshine!

The beautiful surroundings, the peace and the slower pace of life make Tresco ideally suited to all things wellness and there are plenty of opportunities to experience it...

Gallery Tresco plays host to a fantastic event in aid of The Island Haven

Where better to take in the first signs of summer than on our serene shores? Here's why May makes a great month for a Tresco visit…

Despite the drizzle, Easter morning was spent outside at Tresco Abbey Garden this year...

Keeping the island afloat is our small team of tradespeople and engineers. One member of that team is Dan Perry - now officially an engineer after 4 years as an apprentice

After leaving a job on the mainland and finding herself in search of something new, Lorna applied for a job at Tresco Stores and the rest is history. Below, she writes of the reasons she loves it here as well as her recent yogic journey...

Adorning the walls of every Tresco cottage are vibrant and eclectic pieces of art. Maintaining the art collection, choosing where each piece is hung, and keeping track of new additions is Anna Parkes

Pete Locke has lived on Tresco for his whole life. He is a huge part of the community and is a familiar face to locals and visitors alike. Unbeknownst to many, he has been hiding a secret talent for several decades and it has finally been unveiled