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SNH are supporting the AITC to review sustainable, nature-based tourism businesses around Loch Awe, encouraging exciting new enterprises, and marketing that encourages more people to explore the outstanding natural beauty of Loch Awe.
A unique Cairngorms sculpture trail is slowly losing its works of art – just as the artist intended.
The closure is necessary to allow essential repairs and upgrades to the path network
It’s that time of year again when the West End of Glasgow will be full of Tirisdich down to celebrate their annual gathering, concert and dance.
The Same Jeans singer will play at The View on December 27
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Oban Winter Festival preview, Remember loved ones with Light up a Life and Winter What’s On.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Top boxing show, Barbara’s baking to improve mental health and Haldenby Strongman Challenge.
Visitors and local people came together for a Write Highland Hoolie at the West Highland Hotel last weekend, writes Kirsteen Bell.
An application by Kinloch Castle Friends Association for asset transfer of A-listed Kinloch Castle from the current owner Scottish Natural Heritage has been turned down.
Fort William author Hutchison heads home for an evening of crime
One of a series of events aimed at raising awareness of the country’s carers is to take part in Caol Youth Centre on November 21.
Author and historian Valerie Forsyth digs in to Oban archives and finds golden nuggets of news
Book review: Ollie and Harry’s Marvellous Adventures
Celtic Connections will celebrate Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters with a full day of special events all anchored to the maritime traditions that have shaped the country’s history.
Reducing our transport emissions is essential if we are to secure a future without catastrophic climate and ecological breakdown.
A true-life tale from the second world war will offer cinema-goers a rare example see watch a regular soldier being allowed to tell his own story at Oban Phoenix Cinema on Monday.
The collies are also cherished company in what can be a lonely and back-breaking way to make a living.
To find out about other events during the weekend and get tickets go to www.a-write-highland-hoolie.com
Author Alan Windram will be reading from his new children’s picture book for three to seven-year-olds.
Work from students from the Highlands and Islands include Sheila Matheson, of West Highland College UHI.
The Tayvallich Inn marks the obvious gateway to a tour of the studios. Situated at the entrance to the village, it will also showcase art from at least two of the local artists, as well as work from a number of guest artists.
‘I hope Hush encourages the audience to connect with the physical place.’
It was the new era as Ross Wilson and his team presented the new committee’s first event.
New Year fireworks display in Oban and Tobermory, Mull.
Youngsters kick-off the festive holidays at their Christmas Jingles.
The summer edition of Holiday West Highland is packed full of great reads. From Events and Activities, Area Info, Days Out and Boat Trips. Find out what the West Highlands has to offer.
The spring edition of Holiday West Highland is packed full of great reads. From Events and Activities, Area Info, Days Out and Boat Trips. Find out what the West Highlands has to offer.
The latest magazine is packed full on news and great ideas of places to visit this spring.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Top boxing show, Barbara’s baking to improve mental health and Haldenby Strongman Challenge.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Colourful quilting for Project Linus, Shinty trophy returns and Lochaber Ideas Week 2019 pullout.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Lochaber & District Canine Society silver anniversary, Chernobyl child returns and Lochaber RFC Gold.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Caol’s Room 13 inspired by visit to Dhaka, School Bands summer concert and Lochaber Rural Education Trust.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Katie cuts ribbon on Puffin crossing, Wiggins Teape 1969 and Primary School Sports.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Gymnastics Club Competition Success, Clanship To Capitalism Book and Arisaig Garden Trail.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Father and son make SSDT debut, 125 years of West Highland Line and Ballachulish Camanachd Anniversary Book.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Help Town Team with Floral Hanging Baskets, Bee Above the Door and Rebellion for Climate Change.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including T-shirt selfies for Fire Service charity, Lochaber Women’s Aid 15 years on and Ben Nevis whisky success.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Karate for All, Fort William Shinty Club part 2 and Fort William Mountain Festival.
Roy Pedersen will take part in a session at West Over Sea on Mull next month.
Tobermory musician is working on new stage musical after success of Tobermory-based play.
The Summer issue of Mull & Iona Life is packed full of great reads, including Mull eagles film wings it’s way to BBC, Estate plants native forest to save Mull’s natural world and Mull man given BEM after ‘selfless service’.
Anne Cleave, from Mull, is looking for long awaited answers at new inquest
The Spring issue of Mull & Iona Life is packed full of great reads, including Cash Boost for Mull and Iona Projects, Mull Rally Hopes for 2019, Mull Pupil turns Teacher and Club has Focus on Rewilding Mull.
Islanders celebrated the Battle’s Over event with an ’emotional ceremony’ at the harbour building in Tobermory on Saturday night.
The Autumn issue of Mull & Iona Life is packed full of great reads, including Mull Mod’s 80th anniversary, Ulva Ferry project and Discovering why Basking Sharks come to Scotland.
An application by Kinloch Castle Friends Association for asset transfer of A-listed Kinloch Castle from the current owner Scottish Natural Heritage has been turned down.
Author and historian Valerie Forsyth digs in to Oban archives and finds golden nuggets of news
Historical novel filled with drama and romance is titled Son of a Jacobite.
Oban Communities Trust wins lottery funding for its project, An t-Òban – The People and The Place, which will be housed in the Rockfield Centre.
A new access path to the Iolaire memorial was constructed and a wide range of events took place.
The listing follows a public consultation run by HES earlier this year.
SNH are supporting the AITC to review sustainable, nature-based tourism businesses around Loch Awe, encouraging exciting new enterprises, and marketing that encourages more people to explore the outstanding natural beauty of Loch Awe.
A unique Cairngorms sculpture trail is slowly losing its works of art – just as the artist intended.
The closure is necessary to allow essential repairs and upgrades to the path network
Reducing our transport emissions is essential if we are to secure a future without catastrophic climate and ecological breakdown.
The collies are also cherished company in what can be a lonely and back-breaking way to make a living.
Call for people to ensure their fun does not put any hedgehogs in danger.
Now is the time to ‘winterise’ your rucksack – make sure you’re properly prepared for winter weather.
David will take up his role on January 27, 2020, after a climbing trip to Patagonia.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Oban Winter Festival preview, Remember loved ones with Light up a Life and Winter What’s On.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Autumn Gardens, Christmas Party feature and Tea Break – Talking Teeth.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Martyn’s Monday Club – A safe place to talk and Bookends Festival – Get Ready to Read.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Back to School, Day Trip to Fort William, and Dining Out Guide.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Get Set for your Summer, Day Trip to Inveraray, and Oban Music Society hosts Classical Stars.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Oban Lifeboat Open Day, Day Trip to Gigha, and Oban – A University Town Update.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Beautiful Gardens at their Best, Day Trip to Taynuilt, and Inside Oban’s MS Therapy Centre.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Oban Mountain Rescue get Ready for Summer, Easter Feis at 25, and Life Through the Lens from 1969.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Keep Oban beautiful join the spring clean, Oban and Lorn Lions, and a 20-page BID4Oban special.
This month’s West Coast Review is packed full of great reads, including Haiti: from hunger to hope, Behind the Scenes at Rockfield’s Shop and Tea Break.
