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Delight as community takes on Lunna Kirk

KEYS FOR Shetland’s oldest working church have finally been handed over to the community six years after the Church of Scotland first announced they would close Lunna Kirk. The historic kirk on the Lunna peninsula, also known as St Margaret’s and dating back to the 11th.

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Church of Scotland agrees to sell Lunna Kirk to community group

THE CHURCH of Scotland has agreed to sell the historic Lunna Kirk to the group set up to keep the building in the community. It comes after the Lunna Kirk Preservation Group was awarded £10,000 towards the purchase. The building, which is the oldest working church in Shetland,.

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Lunna Kirk Preservation Group awarded £10,000 | The Shetland Times Ltd

Lunna Kirk Preservation Group awarded £10,000 | The Shetland Times Ltd
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Delight for Lunna Kirk group as new funding edges building closer to community ownership

THE GROUP set up to keep the historic Lunna Kirk in the community has been awarded £10,000 in funding to support their bid to purchase the building. The money is coming from the Viking Energy community fund. The Lunna Kirk Preservation Group committee said in a statement that.

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Help sought to find lost earring containing late dad s ashes

A VISITOR to Shetland is asking for help in looking for a lost earring containing the ashes of her late father. Claire Baker says she lost the hugely sentimental piece of jewellery on Tuesday while out in the Vidlin and Lunna Ness area. She told Shetland News that the earring.

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