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Tag Archives: Isle of Harris
Voting challenges for the Isle of Lewis and Harris
I wrote this document on the 2nd July before the 4th July election session. We can now see the results which list that Torcuil Crichton who is the Labour MP for “Na h-Eileanan an Iar” and the second person was … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Angus MacNeil, Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis
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Nevis Ensemble in St Clements Church, Isle of Harris
As I wrote yesterday, we visited the Isles of Harris and Lewis in 2014 and 2019. When we visited them on the second time we discovered that the Nevis Ensemble were visiting at St Clements Church. St Clements Church is … Continue reading
Posted in Church Teaching, Youth Issues
Tagged Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis, Leverburgh, Nevis Ensemble
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Aurora in the Isle of Lewis, thank you Eunice
Back in 2014 I had the privilege of visiting the Isles of Harris and Lewis because one of my family members was intending to visit the Harris Tweed location as part of their Degree that they were studying in the … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Youth Issues
Tagged Aurora, Eunice Clarke, Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis
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A few of The Queen’s Birthday Honours 2021
It is always fascinating to find out who is receiving an honour as part of the Queens Birthday or indeed the New Year. This year as we celebrate the 95th Birthday of the Queen a very significant number of people … Continue reading
Posted in Charities
Tagged Catherine Campbell, Eastbourne, FareShare, Foodbanks, Harris Tweed, Howard Wardle, Isle of Harris, Lindsay Boswell, Zoe Clark-Coates
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A fantastic programme last night on ITV
Last night most of my family and I were watching the TV and a programme that came on to ITV turned out to be fascinating and is clearly well worth watching. However for us it was even more amazing than … Continue reading
HMY Iolaire and SS Mendi and nearly 900 tragic deaths
Earlier this year I had the privilege of travelling to Stornaway as part of our trip to the Isles of Harris and Lewis and was able to spend a few minutes at the Memorial set up a few months earlier … Continue reading
Posted in Obituary
Tagged HMY Iolaire, Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis, Isle of Wight, South Africa, SS Mendi, Stornaway
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2019 begins with our memories and a search for new approaches
As we countdown the last few hours and minutes of 2018 and prepare for the first few of 2019 I hope that everyone will have a good start to 2019 and that whatever has happened in the last twelve months, … Continue reading
Two tragic sinkings
Exactly 98 years ago today a ship named the Iolaire ran onto rocks at a place called Holm at the edge of the natural harbour of Stornaway and within sight of the dockside. Holm point is shown a the bottom … Continue reading
Posted in Obituary
Tagged Iolaire, Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis, Isle of Wight, SS Mendi, Stornaway
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The importance of roots
It is hard to understand what the impact of private jets and almost unlimited wealth would have on ordinary lives. Last night the BBC provided us with a bit of a snap shot into the visit to the Isle of … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Scottish Referendum
Tagged Donald Trump, Harris, Harris Tweed, Inverness, Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis, Lewis, Skye, Stornaway
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Rural Health Services
Having spent a wonderful week on the Isle of Harris, and with visits to Lewis I was struck by the stories from residents of how their NHS care is delivered. If the same sense of priority and focus was available … Continue reading
Posted in Health Reform
Tagged Harris, Isle of Harris, Isle of Lewis, Lewis, NHS, NHS Highland
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