Kirkwall, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ethan Flett's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, government & politics, and crime within the United Kingdom, specifically in Kirkwall. His articles often include announcements and government statements related to local events and decisions.
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An epic cycle challenge, spanning almost 400 miles, is being launched for a charity close to Orkney’s heart. In his latest fundraising mission, Marty Flett will be pedalling with Keith Oddie to all Clan Cancer Support’s centres across north-east Scotland, Moray, Orkney and Shetland. Across just four days, the duo will be leaving Orkney and […]
The desperate lack of housing is putting Orkney at severe risk of missing out on talented people and an economic boost. This was the warning from a leading academic, Professor Sandy Kerr, who has now appealed to the community to help accommodate postgraduate students. The concerns from Heriot-Watt University, which has a Stromness base, come […]
There was a spectacular turnout of vehicles and machinery for the Deerness Vintage Rally on Sunday. Some participants gathered at Orkney Auction Mart before making the trip to Deerness Community Centre. There were tractors, motorbikes, cars, static engines, outboard motors, threshing machines, and even cuddly toys. All ages took advantage of the dry weather — […]
Orkney Islands Council is investigating complaints surrounding its chief executive, Oliver Reid, The Orcadian understands. The local authority did not respond when The Orcadian asked if a disciplinary process was under way. The authority only reiterated its previous statement from May 25, that Mr Reid is on “special leave.” Since this announcement was made over […]
Money to buy a 122-acre plot of land in Stenness came from Orkney Islands Council’s (OIC) strategic reserve fund, the authority has confirmed. The Orcadian understands that just over £1 million has been spent on the land at Barnhouse, but the council said it was “not publicising the purchase price at this time.” The plot […]
An inspirational duo reached the finishing line of an incredible cycle challenge this afternoon. Marty Flett and Keith Oddie returned to Kirkwall after cycling over 370 miles for Clan Cancer Support. The trip — spanning just four days — took them to all of the charity’s centres across Shetland, Moray, north-east Scotland, and back to […]
Orkney’s creel fishery has achieved a world-first accolade, marking high standards for responsible, transparent and community-led seafood sourcing. The local industry has been recognised and certified against the Community Catch Standard for small scale fisheries. By securing this, the Orkney creel fishery is setting a new benchmark for the seafood sector. The certification recognises organisations […]
Orkney Islands Council (OIC) and its councillors have doubled down on their refusal to engage with the press and public on the situation at the helm of the local authority. All but one of the 21 islands councillors have declined to comment this week, after being warned not to speak about the sudden and ongoing […]
Brothers visiting the graves of their ancestors in Sanday have been left saddened by the state of two kirkyards. Gates in poor condition and unkempt grass among the headstones has marred their most recent trip to the island, where they have many family connections. This comes against the backdrop of reductions in the number of […]
Manse Road Play Park has re-opened, becoming Orkney’s first fully inclusive play park. It is hoped that children of all abilities, as well as adults, will be able to soak up the sunshine in the revamped play space. Redevelopment work began in December, including excavation and removal of old equipment along with the creation of […]
