“While we recognise that fencing and gating can be visually intrusive, it has been necessary to install a robust structure to withstand the high winds in Orkney.”
Gates at Brodgar: Conservation V Tourism
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Brexit Will Hit Orkney Hard Concludes Report
A report published by the Scottish Government this week has painted a bleak picture for Orkney as one of the areas worst hit by Brexit.
365 At The Gable End Theatre, Hoy
A fascinating project called 365: Stories and Music sees Aidan O’Rourke perform with pianist and harmonium player Kit Downes this Friday 11th October at the Gable End Theatre, Hoy, and the touring […]
OIC in Bid for 5G Project Developments
Orkney Islands Council has agreed to take part in a bid to the UK Government for another round of funding to support testing of 4/5G services in Orkney.
ArtWorks of the Earth, Stromness
The working studio/shop ArtWorks of the Earth, as you have known it for the last 3 years, is closing on 15th of October.
How Serious A Quizzer Are You? Can You Answer Really Hard Questions?
Orkney quizzers are being sought for a TV programme which asks Very Hard Questions.
Chasing Time – at the Northlight Gallery
Chasing Time by Diana Leslie is the next exhibition at the Northlight Gallery Stromness from Monday 14th to Monday 21st October, 10.30am – 5pm, Closed Sunday
Historic Moment as National Islands Plan is Launched
On Tuesday, 8th of October, the National Islands Plan was introduced in the Scottish Parliament.
Top Academic Awards for Orkney’s Thorfinn Rosie and Martha Johnson
“Thorfinn and Martha’s particular achievements show us that no matter what your circumstances are, learning is accessible.”
More of Ancient Kirkwall Revealed by Town Improvements
The archaeologists from ORCA Archaeology discovered sections of wall that were part of the St Magnus Cathedral Close
