A new kind of normal
Tourism was one of the businesses most affected by the outbreak of coronavirus, and the normal Highland welcome had to be put on hold until […]
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Fifty shades of landscape
Gaelic, Norse, Brittonic? A look into the history and origins of placenames around our area There are two different words for grey in Scottish Gaelic:
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Sheep going up hill
The Kyle of Sutherland area in images throughout the year. Send yours to news@kylechronicle.co.uk by Heatherlea Croft Looking towards The Craigs. Through grazing, sheep maintain
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Restarting
Slowly and gradually, many common activities we took for granted only five months ago are resuming Gradually -and hopefully as safe as possible- activities that
Scotland’s remotest glen
The Kyle of Sutherland area in images throughout the year. Send yours to news@kylechronicle.co.uk Scotland’s remotest glen by Donald Bain Dalphaid, in Glen Cassley,
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Together while being apart
Since many community activities are no longer an option, I hope this edition will help us feel closer This is an important issue for people
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Horses
Gaelic, Norse, Brittonic? A look into the history and origins of placenames around our area Toponyms from the various names for horse are very common,
Covid-19 Advice
Physical Distancing As Scotland eases lockdown restrictions these measures help protect yourself and others: Stay at home as much as possible. You must only go
Rosehall Village Volunteer Group
Shopping pick-ups, prescription collections and friendly phone calls are some of the services offered by these volunteers to residents in Rosehall, Altass and Brae. When
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