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Yes! We have some fantastic new noticeboards, designed and constructed by John Eve, and put in place by John and Alistair Grier. This follows agreement by members at the last Annual General Meeting that the FVA should fund replacements for … Continue reading →

This is a bit of a catch up Blog covering the last two and a half months, so we’re going in chronological order, starting with the Coronation: Coronation Celebration Linda writes: A well-attended Coronation Celebration was held in the hall … Continue reading →

This wonderful photo was sent to the FVA website by Andy Waugh.  It was taken by his grandfather James Waugh, who was a keen motorist and photographer, during a visit to the Tigh an Loan Hotel in Fearnan in the … Continue reading →

Daffodil Tea To celebrate the arrival of Spring, a Daffodil Tea was held in the Hall in the run up to Easter – although it was touch and go as to whether the local daffodils would open in time. Happily, … Continue reading →

Never let it be said that Fearnan folk don’t enjoy their pancakes!  The Pancake Pop-Up attracted over 30 people (plus one dog, some visitors staying at Shoreside and the local Refuse Collectors who called in for a takeaway) for an … Continue reading →

Pop-Up Pancakes Flippin’ ‘eck, it’s nearly Pancake Day! By happy coincidence, the Pop-Up Café is back in the Hall this Tuesday, 21st February, and we will be celebrating Pancake Day! There will be lots of warm, freshly made pancakes along … Continue reading →

Alistair Halden 1929 – 2022 We were all saddened to hear of the passing of Fearnan resident Alistair Halden, just before Christmas. Alistair came to live in Fearnan in 1994, when he and Joyce retired from long and successful careers … Continue reading →

Yes, introducing Mr and Mrs McKenzie! Peter and Sheila are seen here relaxing after tying the knot at Airds Hotel, Port Appin, a couple of weeks back!  It was, said Peter, an absolutely wonderful and memorable day. The big smiles … Continue reading →

A sizeable group of people from the village gathered at the War Memorial on Sunday 13th November for the Remembrance Service. As ever, Cath McGregor had made a wonderful job of decorating the memorial with the hundreds of red poppies … Continue reading →

You never know where a casual conversation with your neighbour will lead! Frances Brace, a member of the Fearnan Book Club and neighbour of James Grieve, knew of his associations with Ann Cleeves and that he featured in her Shetland … Continue reading →