Foula, a small island in the Shetland Archipelago, has just 35 residents and no pubs, shops, or Wi-Fi. They follow the Julian ...

Foula is a small island in the Shetland Archipelago with just 35 residents. There are no pubs, shops, or Wi-Fi, and the ...

Foula - which is home to less than 40 people - never fully adopted the modern Gregorian calendar, preferring instead to ...

The tiny island of Foula will celebrate New Year's Day today, a whole 12 days after the rest of the UK - it's an occasion ...

AN ISLAND in the Shetlands, without any pubs, shops, or WiFi, is celebrating New Year’s Day today, January 13. Located 20 miles off the west coast of Shetland, lies Foula – a Scottish ...

Sheila Gear, 82, originally from Oxford, has lived in Foula for 61 years - now she has children and grandchildren on the island. The tiny land mass can be found just off the Northern coast of ...

Foula in Shetland, the most westerly of the archipelago, will celebrate Christmas today, 6 January, in observance of the old ...

BRITAIN’S remotest community will finally celebrate Christmas tomorrow. And islanders will also see in the New Year nearly ...

Foula also attracts visitors from around the world due to its array of seabirds, including Arctic terns, red-throated divers, and great skuas. The island’s coastline is almost entirely rockbound ...

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Foula, an island in Shetland, is Britain’s most remote island. They celebrate Christmas and New Year according to the old Julian calendar. That means residents won’t celebrate Christmas until ...