Saoirse Ronan felt happy and settled. That's why she could play an alcoholic in 'The Outrun'
Saoirse Ronan had been getting up at dawn to observe local farmers in Orkney in action, soaking in as much as she could. But soon it was her turn. Not only would she have a life in her hands: She had to look like she’d been doing it her whole life. She was terrified.
Orkney Crab has confirmed there will be no redundancies, following an announcement that its Garson shop in Stromness is to ...
The ancient folktales and legends woven deeply into the very fabric of Orkney find a central role in major new Scottish film ...
A shipwreck found washed ashore on a beach on Orkney has been put in a water tank for preservation and study. The timbers ...
A world-class centre for environmental archaeology is to be established in Orkney, after £1.6million of funding was secured.
With the fragile beams now safely ensconced in a specially built tank of fresh water, the detective work can begin in earnest ...
Orkney sets the scene for new film, The Outrun, which is based on the best-selling memoir by Amy Liptrot. Amy is a journalist ...
More pensioners in the Orkney Islands received government support to help heat their homes last winter, new figures show.
An album by the “Banksy of classical music” that lay buried in Orkney for more than a year before being unearthed by fans has ...
Heriot-Watt University’s Orkney campus has welcomed PhD student Hamish Drain, whose research will focus on improving ...
Orkney boasts Europe's most well-preserved Neolithic sites, including the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, a UNESCO World Heritage ...
Over 60 exhibitors, including employers, universities and colleges, training providers and employability support services, ...
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