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The study surveyed 19 lineal descendants and resource managers.

THERE is now another coffee offering in the ever-growing range of products in the local food and drink scene. Celia Smith said she was delighted how the launch of her Blyde Welcome coffee range went during a first tasting session at Lerwick’s Toll Clock shopping centre on...

Burnham-On-Sea’s Music for the Memory group has this week celebrated its seventh anniversary of providing musical activities for local people living with dementia.

One of the species was named for respected community and conservation leader Laura Kalaukapu Thompson.

Luminato Festival Toronto returns from June 9th to June 19th across the GTA in unexpected public areas designed to reignite the residents of Toronto. With four world premiere performances, a robust daily line-up of culture and two free weekends of concerts, art, conversation and dance, Toronto's favourite festival returns. 

Luminato Festival Toronto – the city’s international festival of arts and ideas – will return this summer from June 9th to June 19th with a bold line-up of exceptional art which will ...

From cakes, cycling and concerts to pop-up shops and auctions – Shetland has risen to the fundraising challenge

PARISHIONERS of St Margaret’s Church in Lerwick are doing their bit to help the Ukraine cause. They are organising a sale of bakes, books and bric-a-brac to be held in the Parish House - next door to the church - on Saturday (26 March) from 11am-4pm. “The news just now is so...

The botany and earth science departments at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa have been researching native limu. HPR’s Zoe Dym spoke with the researchers to learn more about the relationship between pristine water and native plants.

Researchers found native limu does better when there are minimal nutrients in the groundwater that seep into the ocean.