A sad tale

I must start by saying I wish to apologise to any living relatives of this wee boy as I don’t want to upset anyone but I was so moved and puzzled when I heard this story that I had to write about it. Also, I’m sure the headmaster concerned, did what he did. . .

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Study into impact of local windfarm funds

A new, independent study published in February has revealed the major impact of two wind farm funds on communities in central Sutherland. 

Films

I’m still here

I’m Still Here is a poignant biographical drama following the true story of the disappearance of Rubens Paiva. Review by Jack Weir

Wildlife & Nature

Gearrchoille Community Wood

Are acorns edible? We were asked this question recently when sowing acorns collected from Gearrchoille Wood.

Heritage

SCAPE Trust survey

The SCAPE Trust to survey the southern coast of the Dornoch Firth Archaeologists of the SCAPE Trust, University of St Andrews are conducting coastal heritage [...]

Children

Kids’ Chronicle

Rosehall team won the Ceilidh Dancing Competition, Gledfield P7s organised a Scots afternoon, and Bonar Bridge pupils visited Creich Church.

A sad tale

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