In this week’s edition of The Orcadian

This week’s edition of The Orcadian is now available from all the usual outlets, and here.

This week’s front page features stories on:

• Billy Muir, from North Ronaldsay – the Pride of Britain and Orkney. We spoke to Billy after winning his national Pride of Britain award on Monday.
• A Hoy woman, who suffered horrific injuries after a fall, said this week that had residents not fought to keep a doctor on the island, she would not have survived.

Also in this week’s paper:

• Evie pupils have made the move into their new school.
• Inter-isles air service celebrates millionth passenger.
• Cathedral stonemason name Britain’s apprentice of the year.
• The discovery of an eighth-century symbol stone in the East Mainland started a race against the clock.
• Ghosts and ghouls in the town – pictures from Saturday’s Hallowe’en parade in Kirkwall.
• Development trust launches new community heating project in Rousay, Egilsay and Wyre.
• Orkney Folk Festival and The Reel in the running for TRAD awards.
• The battle for the White House – the views from Orkney.
• Looking ahead to this month’s “Super Moon”

For these stories, plus round-ups of all the week’s entertainments, farming, marine and sports news pick up a copy of today’s edition of The Orcadian.