Editing Lindisfarne (section)

===Community===
A February 2020 report provided an update on the island. At the time, three pubs and a hotel were operating; the shop had closed but the post office remained in operation. No professional or medical services were available and residents were driving to [[Berwick-upon-Tweed]] for groceries and other supplies.{{Citation needed|date=July 2021}} Points of interest for visitors included Lindisfarne Castle operated by the [[National Trust]],{{sfn|The National Trust|2020}} the priory, the historic church, the nature reserve and the beaches. At certain times of year, numerous migratory birds can be seen.<ref>{{cite web |title=Lindisfarne Castle |series=Historic Northumberland |website=Britain Express |url=https://www.britainexpress.com/counties/northumbria/castles/lindisfarne-castle.htm}}</ref>

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| image1 =Lindisfarne_Causeway.png | caption1 = Lindisfarne causeway at low tide, only land vehicular access to island
| alt1 = Road across mudflats
| image2 =  Come Back Later^ - geograph.org.uk - 16072.jpg| caption2 = The causeway flooding with a refuge box in the distance
| alt2 = Flooded road with white building
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