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Teacher moves from Redcar to crofting life on Fair Isle

Katy Phenix has relocated from Redcar in North Yorkshire to Fair Isle with her partner, Josh Moore, and their two children, beginning a new life as a crofter on the UK’s most remote island.

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Fair Isle crofts - geograph.org.uk - 7282898 Mike Pennington

Katy Phenix has left her career as a secondary school teacher to begin life as a crofter on Fair Isle, relocating there from Redcar in North Yorkshire with her family.

Phenix moved to the island with her partner, Josh Moore, and their children, Teddy, 11, and Hetty, six. The family’s relocation represents a major change from life in northern England to living and working in Fair Isle, described as the UK’s most remote island.

The move has brought a new direction for Phenix, who previously worked in secondary education. She is now adapting to a crofter’s life on the island, alongside Moore and their children.

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The supplied details do not provide further information about when the family moved, their crofting activities or how they have settled into island life.

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