
Hoy Heritage Centre is delighted to have been awarded Museums and Galleries Scotland funding to undertake a community project to produce a series of podcasts celebrating the culture and heritage of Hoy.
Hoy Heritage Centre is delighted to have been awarded Museums and Galleries Scotland funding to undertake a community project to produce a series of podcasts celebrating the culture and heritage of Hoy.
“I know, it’s now spelt Houton – but, on an OS map of Orkney dated 1960, which we have pinned up on a door, it’s spelt Howton – and that’s how it’s pronounced – so, I’m going with that spelling.”
One of the two subsea cables which links Orkney to mainland Scotland, connecting up electricity distribution, has been successfully replaced by SSEN (Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks).
A planning application has been submitted by Orkney Islands Council for a six-turbine wind farm development at Wee Fea in Hoy.
Replacing one of the subsea cables which links Orkney to the Scottish Mainland is to begin. Two cables link Orkney’s electricity supply up to the National Grid.
‘Sharing content online and thinking of the website as an exhibition space in itself is one way of keeping our ‘doors open.’
On 21st of June 1919 the German High Seas Fleet was scuttled in Scapa Flow, Orkney
The deadline for submitting comments to the Project Team is Monday 8 June 2020 at 12.00.
A video presentation is available to watch about the proposed Hoy Community Windfarm project.
A public consultation has opened so that views can be shared on the Community Wind Farm Project proposed for Hoy.