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William Shearer has been in business since 1857 as general merchants, selling agricultural seeds, groceries, household goods, garden and pet supplies.

Kirkwall Airport is the main airport serving the Orkney Islands in Scotland. It is located 2.5 NM (4.6 km; 2.9 mi) southeast of Kirkwall and is owned by Highlands and Islands Airports Limited. The airport is used by Flybe franchise service, operated by Loganair.Accidents and incidentsOn 25 October 1979, Vickers Viscount G-BFYZ of Alidair was damaged beyond economic repair when the aircraft departed the runway after #4 propeller struck the runway. The nosewheel collapsed when the aircraft reached an intersecting runway.HistoryThe airport was built and commissioned in 1940 as RAF Grimsetter for the defence of the Scapa Flow naval base. In 1943 the Royal Naval Air Service took over, as RNAS Kirkwall then HMS Robin. Control passed in 1948 to the Ministry of Civil Aviation and in 1986 to Highlands and Islands Airports.External linksKirkwall Airport - Official website

A quick and easy way to keep updated with activity classes, sports clubs,organistations and other events throughout Orkney.

Orkney Television Enterprise is Orkney's local, family run business; selling everything from kettles to chest freezers, cupcake cases to stew pots, brooms to hoovers.

We are a research centre, with our base in Kirkwall (address below), but are also in Shetland at NAFC Marine Centre UHI, Port Arthur, Scalloway, Shetland, ZE1 0UN, 01595 772494. http://www.nordic.uhi

Orkney Library & Archive welcomes residents of Orkney and visitors. With free internet access, CD & DVD hire, excellent study & research facilities, and a wide selection of books, there has never been

Towering above the Kirkwall Landscape, St Magnus Cathedral, with its distinctive sandstone hues, is one of Orkney's most magnificent landmarks. Parts of this impressive building have stood for more than 875 years and its attractive appearance ows much to the polychromatic effect of the alternating stonework, comprising red sandstone quarried from the Head of Holland, north of Kirkwall, and yellow sandstone which is believed to have been quarried on EDay, one of Orkneys Northern Isles.

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