A farmer from Orkney has just completed the final set of tests on a new variety of bean which he has been working on since June 2016.
The Bean to Beat the Brexit Blues
Pedal Power
Once both a plaything of the wealthy and a means of liberation to the worker the bicycle allowed men and women a freedom of movement they had never before experienced.
Veterans’ Breakfast – March
There were 22 of us on Saturday at a lively breakfast.
Civil Engineering Graduate Apprenticeships
The University of Aberdeen is offering 20 funded places on its new Graduate Apprenticeship BEng Civil Engineering programme .
Poetry Corner: Cam Ye O’er By France
Patrick Gordon was born on 31st of March 1635 in Auchleuchries, Aberdeenshire.
Mind on with your clocks
I know it may seem like we are actually going back in time but the clocks go forward by 1 hour tomorrow.
Orkney’s Emergency Group Meet Ahead of Industrial Action at Airport
Disruption to services is likely to be caused from Monday, 1st of April.
Arctic Return Expedition Are All Prepared
Encamped at Naujaat the team led by David Reid is hoping to start off on their intrepid adventure today, Saturday 30th of March.
Brexit Chaos Masks a UK in Long Term Terminal Decline
nearly half a million food parcels were distributed in Scotland last year.
Plastics Unwrapped at Pickie
It is on from 1.30pm – 4pm and is suitable for all.
