Here you will find articles about the Kyle of Sutherland communities’ way of living, values and suggestions on what to do in your spare time.
An early Christmas gift from Lairg and District Learning Centre’s project “Seasons of Change” Horatio Clare, award-winning author, nature writer, broadcaster and journalist, will be […]
There is light in the winter gloom Read More Ā»
Thereās no denying that itās been a tough year and with darker nights and colder weather December through to April can be a difficult time
Winter wellbeing with Lairg & District Learning Centre Read More Ā»
This festive season, if you are struggling with mental health issues, there is support available for you over the phone.
Useful numbers to help you through Read More Ā»
The club -reinstated in 2018- has exciting plans to update the clubhouse facilities. What memories does the name Bonar Bridge Football Club bring back for
Bonar Bridge Football Club Read More Ā»
Interview with renowned photographer couple specialising in the polar regions Ardgay-based photographers Cherry & Bryan Alexander have been travelling to the polar regions for the
Cherry & Bryan Alexander Read More Ā»
Whether you are looking for a last minute present or already planning to buy local, here are some Christmas gifts ideas on your doorstep
Christmas gifts ideas Read More Ā»
Nigel Webster: āwatching a lump of clay being converted to a pot is a meditative experienceā Nigel Webster from Gledfield Mill Pottery opens the doors
Interview with Nigel Webster Read More Ā»
Doing things by phone, or post, or over the Internet, is not the same as actually meeting together and being with people. People need real
Bonar & Lairg Free Church resumes its Sunday services Read More Ā»
We are living through a period of uncertainty when many of the activities that we have been accustomed to doing are either not currently available
The new normal in the Scottish Episcopalian Church Read More Ā»
The tree felling at Croick church is now complete. Removing these old trees was deemed necessary as they were a threat to this historic building.
Croick Church trees cleared Read More Ā»