
The University of the Highlands and Islands partnership has been awarded £100,000 to help students who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The University of the Highlands and Islands partnership has been awarded £100,000 to help students who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A £6 million fund is being made available to support inbound tourism and those businesses who promote and sell packages to international markets.
Like many people I have experienced disturbed sleep patterns.
How many of us read the full terms and conditions of anything we sign up for?
“I would urge any young person or group in our island communities to jump in, have your say and be part of something bigger!”
The RNIB Helpline remains available on 0303 123 9999 and information continues to be broadcast on RNIB’s Connect Radio station.
“In Orkney, this funding will allow us to provide 27 families with packs, including food vouchers, to help families through the winter period” Paul Carberry
Self-care information and advice to support people in Orkney
Scotland’s Food and Drink sector is to be supported with a £8 million package – £5million form the Scottish Government and £3million from the industry.
New Carers Trust Scotland research shows the key challenges for Scotland’s student carer population.