St Agnes

St Agnes ward encompasses the westernmost inhabited island of the Isles of Scilly. Its landscape is primarily low-lying heathland and granite outcrops, with a rocky coastline featuring small coves. The main settlement is a small cluster of buildings around the quay at Porth Conger. The island's economy has links to flower farming and tourism, with a few guesthouses and a single pub serving the community.

The island is car-free, with transport by foot, bicycle, or small tractor. A distinguishing natural feature is the tidal sandbar known as the Gugh Bar, which connects to the even smaller island of Gugh at low tide. The environment supports populations of seabirds and seals. The isolation shapes a quiet pace of life, dependent on the daily passenger ferry link from St Mary's for most connections.