Peter Eagles in post for three months
The Island's new Lord Bishop is looking back on his first three months in post.
Peter Andrew Eagles assumed the role in September, becoming the 87th man in recorded history to do so.
Despite the nature of the Lord Bishop's political presence coming under increased scrutiny, he says he's been made to feel welcome - and he is beginning to feel at home.
Looking back on a year of change, the 58-year-old reflected on some highlights:
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