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Orkney island welcomes first birth in over three decades (opens the original)
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Last week saw a very special toast raised across Orkney’s most northerly island, as the first baby to be born there in over three decades arrived. Alice Traill Ford and Jorge Suarez welcomed their son on the island of North Ronaldsay last week – the first birth there for 34 years. This week, Alice said they are both doing really well and praised Orkney’s maternity service for their support. Alice and her family live in Costa Rica. However, she has strong links to North Ronaldsay visiting it for
'Britain's most isolated lighthouse' to undergo huge restoration mission (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Planning permission has been granted for major works at Sule Skerry lighthouse, once recognised as the most isolated in Britain. The small island of Sule Skerry lies about 36 miles north of the Scottish Mainland and nearly 37 miles west of Orkney. The Category
Scottish island council uses part of £2m government funding to buy pre-owned plane (opens the original)
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Orkney Islands Council has purchased a pre-owned Britten-Norman Islander aircraft â in hopes of adding a third aircraft to the countyâs inter-isles air service. The council says the plane will provide resilience for the islands as well as additional capacity by reducing the number of shared flights. It was purchased from Cormack Aircraft Services Ltd, in Cumbernauld, for £550,000 which includes a full re-engine of the aircraft. It had previously been used by Hebridean Air Services. The sma
What are the secrets behind Kirkwallâs thriving high street? (opens the original)
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Orkney: What are the secrets behind Kirkwallâs thriving high street? A stroll down Kirkwallâs high street in the summer presents a picture of an ideal town centre. An abundance of cruise liner passengers mix with locals going in and out of independent shops with the townâs famous St Magnus Cathedral standing as a symbol of the countyâs identity and history. The town centre has been home to many of the same shops for decades or more, while new businesses quickly fill empty buildings. And
Data breaches at council triple due to mis-sent emails and paperwork (opens the original)
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Why have data breaches at Orkney Islands Council tripled over five years? Data breaches at Orkney Islands Council have tripled over five years, with the majority of these due to mis-sent emails and paperwork rather than hackers. Numbers obtained through and Freedom of information request show that the number of data breaches increased dramatically, from just 14 in 2019/20 up to 43 in both 2023/24 and 2024/25. However, the council has said the increase is down to improvements in recording its dat
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