The Bressay Heritage Centre, situated at the Bressay ferry terminal, is a local exhibition space. Current displays include information and photographs documenting Bressay’s role in WW1, photographs of Bressay’s flora and a lovely ‘ben end’, a 1950’s living room – Bressay style.
Well stocked grocery store, Post Office and off-licence.
Call - 820 200
Bressay Hall is owned and managed by the Bressay Hall Committee. The large main Hall and small end room are available to hire for various functions including meetings, parties, weddings and fund raisers. Kitchen also available to hire and catering can be provided. Our Hire rates can be found here - Hire Rates.
For bookings and enquiries email info@bressay.org, pop along the Speldiburn Office, or call 820706
For more information visit the Bressay Hall's facebook page
Speldiburn Cafe, Good As New Shop, R.A.M. Knitwear, art studios, gallery, craft shop, community space, tennis court & lending library. Check out this link for more information.
A licensed hotel and restaurant with a bar, situated close to the Bressay ferry terminal, offering a varied menu with the option of pre-booking a fresh seafood platter. The Maryfield also holds curry nights, Italian specials and quiz nights. Maryfield facebook page
Situated in the newly refurbished former primary school along with a community library and Good As New Shop, the Speldiburn Café offers freshly made soups, light lunches and home baked cakes. The Cafés exhibition space showcases work by local and visiting artists.
There are public toilets at the ferry terminal and at the Speldiburn Cafe.
The Bressay play park and the sports pitch are separate sites both bordering the houses at Fullaburn. Open all year round the play park is secure and well equipped and only a 10-minute walk from the Speldiburn Café. The sports pitch is a regular venue for local football matches and a venue for summer sports days and fundraising events.
Every Saturday morning. Meet at the Heritage Centre at 9.15am for a 9.30am start.
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