Support needed for the Screen Machine
This much-loved mobile cinema service may stop in 2026 unless enough money is secured to buy a new lorry that can reach all locations. Running […]
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Ardgay Public Hall update
Activities at the hall continue to grow from strength to strength. Thank you to everyone. It’s fantastic to see the hall being so well used
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New recycling collections
The Highland Council is continuing its programme of improvements to waste and recycling collections across Highland with the rollout of the new bins and recycling
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Do you recognise this motorcycle?
A local resident recently bought this motorbike from a seller near Ellon in Aberdeenshire. This old bike has been stored for many years and on
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Bonar Bridge Hall’s new committee
Meet the new members of the committee of Bonar Bridge Community Hall. There is so much to look forward to happening at the hall this
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Exciting ongoing climate action
Planet Sutherland, participating in Highlands & Islands Climate Festival Climate Festival There’s truly a whole lot going on this month with everyone working together to
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Flight Path, awarded CEF funding
Lairg & District Learning Centre’s new project Lairg and District Learning Centre, along with 8 other centres throughout Scotland, are delighted to have been awarded
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Kyle of Sutherland Gala Weekend
The dedicated committee managed to put together a fun-packed program. The crowning of 2024 Salmon Queen Katie Smith saw the continuation of a tradition that
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Interview with Sandie Gordon
Interview with Sandie Gordon, founder of Candles from the Croft: “Focus on what makes this area special” Her small business based in Altass has grown
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Townships
Gaelic, Norse, Brittonic? A look into the history and origins of place names in and around our area Baile in Scottish Gaelic means ‘settlement’, ‘farm’