The improvements are the next step in work which has been ongoing at the Cathedral since the 1990s.
Public Meeting on Improving Accessibility to St Magnus Cathedral
Planning Applications for ‘Met Masts’ at Quanterness & Hoy
News From Orkney Islands Council
Planning applications have been made to install ‘met masts’ at two of the sites being considered as part of ‘Orkney’s Community Wind Farm’ project.
Enabling Everyone To Enter St Magnus Cathedral By The West Door
The improvements are the next step in work which has been ongoing at the Cathedral since the 1990s.
David Stewart MSP Slams Scotland’s New Planning Bill
“SNP Ministers have failed to read the public mood on planning and have chosen to side with big developers over local people.”
Planning Bill Delivers More Local Control
“Rather than imposing an Edinburgh-based solution on the whole, through the bill we have ensured that communities can make their own choices in that regard.”
Investment and Development Key to the Future of Orkney Harbours
Orkney’s harbours are unique throughout the UK in that they are owned by Orkney Islands Council with the exception of St Margaret’s Hope.
What’s Next For Stromness – the ideas so far
Reminder that Thursday 13th of June is the next public event for ‘What’s Next Stromness’ at the Warehouse Buildings, Stromness, from 1pm – 6pm and 7.30pm – 9pm.
Developing Orkney’s Harbours
How Orkney’s harbours are to develop in the future is revealed in a new draft Orkney Harbours Master Plan.
What’s Next For Stromness – Update
The next event for ‘What’s Next Stromness’ will be on Thursday 13th of June at the Warehouse buildings from 1pm – 6pm and 7.30pm – 9pm
Stromness Folk Have Their Say On The Future Of The Town
Three drop in days were held in the Warehouse Buildings, Stromness where residents met with the PAS representatives and discussed their ideas for the future of the town.
