In this week’s The Orcadian
This week’s edition of The Orcadian is now in shops and is available online, here.
On the front page, Orkney Islands Council’s plans to revolutionise inter-island ferry transport. It forecasts a lengthy journey, resulting in four new ro-ro vessels landing more frequently at revamped piers across the North Isles.
Also inside:
- New isles terminal plans take flight
- Ferry booking to become compulsory
- North Isles councillor calls out “discriminatory” concession scheme
- Scapa Crescent row continues
- Budget bill branded “shameful”
- New marine designations for Orkney waters
- MSP writes to First Minister over “Anglophobic hate speech”
- Care staff praised amid St Rognvald’s cluster
- OIC to consider becoming “green freeport” area
- Life-changing new multiple sclerosis drug approved for NHS Scotland
- Youth Café to benefit from Children in Need
- “Orcadians are awesome” says UK coast walker
- Big plans for redundant town centre space
- Orkney thespians gear up for SCDA competition
- Academy youngsters gain career skills
- No good news on the fertiliser front
- “Deeply distressing” seal images irk MP
- Linklater’s huge leap lifts him to the top