“a song my Mum used to sing. Here it is……”
A Pub With No Beer
Developing Orkney’s World Heritage Site: Share Your Views
Proposals have been put forward on the development of Orkney’s World Heritage Site – known as The Heart of Neolithic Orkney which comprises the Maeshowe tomb, The Standing Stones of Stenness, The Ring of Brodgar and the village settlement of Skara Brae.
Orkney Sets The Record?
“This year’s Festival has to have set a record for the most global Zooms ever.”
Growing Concern Over Rising Waiting Times at Hospital A&E
The trade union, Unite Scotland, today, 9 September) called on the Scottish Ambulance Service to declare a ‘major incident’ status at all hospitals with Accident and Emergency Units where turnaround times exceed 30 minutes. […]
Reaction to Scottish Government’s Plans
Unsurprisingly there has been a mixed reaction from Scotland’s MSPs to the plans put forward for this session of the Scottish Parliament by the SNP/Green Scottish Government.
Breck to Bu and Back Again
“We’ve done this walk many times before, but, as with any walk, there is always something different to see.”
“significant unanswered questions” About HIAL’s Remote Towers: Letter to Scottish Transport Minister
“This letter, signed by local and national politicians of all parties, demonstrates the strength of feeling about HIAL’s ill-considered plans to remove high value jobs from the communities they serve.”
Sgathaich: I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level
“Finding out she can make money by killing about 25 slimes a day she does just that… for 300 years.”
“The risks posed by climate change could dwarf those of any single disease. ” World’s Top Health Professionals Message to Politicians
“This unprecedented joint publication shows our global concern and how we want to be part of acting on climate change.”
Emma Roddick MSP – Supporting Younger Folk Into Farming
“I was keen to learn what the Scottish Government is doing to encourage more young people to get the skills and education that are needed to become farmers or crofters”
