How we work
We check the information we publish and provide sources so you can explore it further.
History and images
Stories draw on historical records, published research and local knowledge. References are available in expandable sections with each story. We attribute accounts and local traditions to their sources.
Photographs and illustrations carry credits with the main images. Generated historical scenes use the credit “AI-assisted reconstruction produced for AIRT.” They illustrate a story rather than serve as a historical source.
Events and local information
We check event details and visitor information against organiser, business and official sources. Dates and opening arrangements can change; use the contact or booking link on the page to confirm your plans.
Business descriptions are edited for useful information. Paid placement will be clearly identified and does not influence what we write.
Weather and tides
Forecasts and tide predictions help with planning. Their sources are available on the weather page. For warnings and safety at sea, follow the relevant official service.
Editing and corrections
Digital tools, including AI, may help with searching, comparison and editing. The editor remains responsible for checking what we publish. Contributions are reviewed before publication.
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