Iona’s eldest resident gets island’s first vaccination
Nora Kirkpatrick was so happy to get her Covid vaccine that she wanted to share the good news with this photo.
Nora Kirkpatrick was so happy to get her Covid vaccine that she wanted to share the good news with this photo.
With all this in mind and the toll it must take on people living and working on the two islands, it is hardly surprising the islanders have full-steamed ahead to find a way of putting themselves out of this on-going misery
Once up and running, the Mull and Iona Art trail will be the first stage in a campaign supporting the cultural life of the islands.
Despite Covid, hundreds of schoolchildren across Mull and Iona have still been able to take part in a programme of virtual book festival events spread over two weeks
Tracy Mayo who is a parent and current Chairperson of Dervaig Parent Council said getting the foot activated sanitisers are ‘just one example of many of how the people in Mull pull together to support their community!’
All the islands are urging tourists to help keep the islands safe while following social distancing rules, take litter home, support local businesses and keep cleaning their hands.
Filmmaking couple Alasdair and Georgia Satchel, who live near Dervaig, invited residents on Mull, Iona, Ulva and Gometra to send them short snippets of their lives caught on film during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Don’t isolate Scotland’s islands in pathway to recovery, says letter from more than 120 businesses across Mull and Iona.
Some 429 permanent members of staff from the 751 strong workforce employed across the trust’s entire portfolio of properties face losing their jobs.