US EditionStudents Revive Scottish Island Deserted for 50 Years
- Students from Gordonstoun School spent over a week restoring infrastructure on Swona, an uninhabited Scottish island, as part of a project to reverse 50 years of decay.
- William Annal stated, "The students put in a tremendous effort and were a huge benefit to the built and natural heritage of the island..."
- Student Hope Flemington described the experience as "absolutely life-changing" and noted a strong sense of camaraderie and achievement during the project.
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Uninhabited Scottish island with no house or running water has a new owner
AN uninhabited Scottish island with no house, electricity or running water now has a new owner. Fladda-chuain, which sits around three miles off the very northern tip of Skye, has been sold to fish-farming giant Mowi. Fladda-chuain sits three miles north of Skye But it has no house, electricity or running water It shot to fame when in 2002 the nuclear submarine HMS Trafalgar grounded on it. It had been on the market at offers over £190,000. The …
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