St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall was lit up in orange on Monday 22nd of April, as part of the Go Orange campaign to raise awareness of Multiple Sclerosis.
St Magnus Cathedral Glows Orange
Combining Science and Knitting
“It is the International Year of the Periodic Table as it has been 150 years since Mendeleev produced the first recognisable version of the Periodic Table and we are celebrating in many different ways, including the knitting project.”
Kirkwall’s Shops & Businesses Go Orange for MS Awareness Week
Images of Kirkwall’s shops & businesses supporting the Go Orange campaign
Raising Awareness & Funds for Meningitis
There are many fundraisers taking place to help raise awareness about Meningitis, fund research and provide support.
‘Go Orange’ for MS Awareness Week
Today sees the start of MS Awareness Week running from 22nd – 28th of April.
Clestrain at the Orkney Archive
On Saturday 27th April there will be a Research Day in the Archive Room, Orkney Library and Archive in Kirkwall from 10 am – 4 pm
“Do you think there should be more wheelchair accessible taxis in Orkney?”
The consultation closes on Friday May 24 and the results will be considered by the Council’s Licensing Committee at a later date.
‘Dormancy’: Susan Mannion Exhibition
The exhibition is on from 20th – 30th of April from 11am to 4pm. Closed Sundays.
EU Elections: News from Orkney Islands Council
At this point in time, the UK will be holding elections to the European Parliament on Thursday May 23.
Còig from Nova Scotia: Bringing you the Best in Celtic Music
Còig, have announced a series of live dates across the UK this summer as they take their new 2019 album ‘Ashlar’ on tour.
