Tickets can also be bought from the Papdale Shop, Sheila Fleets in Kirkwall and at Cafe/Gallery, Westray: Tullochs Pierowall and Jacks, Sanday community shop , Shapinsay and Eday Shop and Maurices in Stronsay.
The Peedie Retreat “Big Hearted Raffle”
The Peedie Retreat “Big Hearted Raffle”
The Tickets are £5 each. A Pre-launch of ¼ of tickets ONLY will go on sale at The Vintage Rally Sunday the 7th. Then the BIG LAUNCH of ¾ TICKETS WILL BE SOLD from THE PEEDIE RETREAT STALL at COUNTY SHOW on Saturday the 13th
Big Granny’s Memory Walk Update
As part of this amazing fundraiser a walk will take place today, Saturday July 2nd.
Big Granny’s Memory Walk
When ‘Big Granny’ died in April this year from cancer, her 7 year old grandson, Luke, wanted to do something in her memory and to help others.
The Peedie Retreat: Building A Haven in Orkney For Those Affected by Cancer or MS
The Peedie Retreat, an accessible house to be built at Inganess Beach, will provide a place where people can enjoy a break away from their worries and challenges of their medical condition.
Aiming Beyond Cancer: Providing White Goods For Folk Receiving Treatment
THAW Orkney is reminding folk of a fund that is still open for a limited period, and which could help households benefit from energy efficient white goods.
Please may I borrow your prostate?
“This isn’t a dig about surgeries, GPs , GP receptionists, none of that, it is a dig at the priorities we have as a society and the fact that what we say and what we do, don’t really match up. “
Scottish Hockey’s Club Pledge Welcomes Partnership With Cancer Research UK & British Heart Foundation
Scottish Hockey has entered into a ground-breaking partnership with Cancer Research UK (CRUK) and the British Heart Foundation (BHF) to raise awareness and funds through the Club Pledge initiative.
Light The North
CLAN Cancer Support and Wild in Art are lighting up Orkney, Shetland and the North- East of Scotland with 50 lighthouse sculptures produced by artists up and down the country.
In Memory of Dream Angus: ‘Take me to the river’
It is with much sadness that I have to inform our readers that the wonderful man who writes as ‘Dream Angus’ died a few days ago.
