Global audience for Auld Lang Syne project
Singers, musicians, pots and pans bashers are all welcome to get involved in this online performance of Auld Lang Syne.
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Take in the view from windows on Argyll
Popular posts include images of the coastline at Oban and some of the Argyll area’s spectacular lochs and castles, often bathed in the beautiful sunsets that the west coast has been enjoying in recent weeks.
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RowAround is ‘oar’some online
Teams of up to 70 rowing clubs involving 1,000 rowers countrywide were due to take it in turns to circumnavigate the Scottish coast in relays but the Year of Coasts and Waters funded event was left high and dry when the virus struck.
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Celebrate Easter with the Church of Scotland
Today on Good Friday the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Rt Rev Colin Sinclair, will offer a pre-recorded reflection which will be available on the Church of Scotland YouTube channel and on the Moderator’s Facebook page.
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Numbers of sick NHS staff will rise, warns First Minister
NHS staff off sick either have symptoms of the virus or are self-isolating at home because someone in their household does.
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Plans afloat for Rowaround Scotland bid
Seil’s Sue Fenton has heard from keen rowers across the globe desperate to join in the attempt to circumnavigate more than 1,800 miles in an open top boat.
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Rowers take on Scotland’s coast – all 1,800 miles of it
Likened to a rowing machine with scenary, coastal rowing is a fast-growing water sport and next year will see hundreds of rowers form a relay to circumnavigate Scotland’s coastline.