Orkney
Not enough specific news from Aith. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Orkney.
Orkney Islands Council's annual report highlights improvements in satisfaction and property condition, while acknowledging areas for development.
Innovative 'Peedie Connections' initiative between nursery children and care home residents receives Highly Commended award.
Former Papdale Halls of Residence in Kirkwall to be demolished, paving the way for future housing development.
New variable message sign at Glimps Holm will provide official notification during adverse weather, reminding drivers of closure regulations.
Councillor Sandy Cowie to continue as Acting Leader until Woodbridge's return on 16 November.
Orkney's public sector bodies are collaborating on reform initiatives, aligning with national government plans for restructuring local authorities and health boards.
A new art installation in Orkney aims to raise awareness and challenge stigma surrounding care experience, empowering young people to express their rights.
Orkney Islands Council supports the annual celebration highlighting the hopes and ambitions of care experienced individuals.
Orkney faces significant coastal flooding risk on Tuesday 27 October due to storm surge, high tides, and strong winds.
Orkney Islands Council is seeking nominations for its annual sports awards, celebrating local sporting achievements and contributions.
Residents and visitors advised to prepare for strong winds, heavy rain, and potential coastal flooding this weekend.
Showcasing diverse historical artefacts, artworks, and everyday objects that enrich Orkney's heritage.
