Mental health matters, with Nic Goddard
The workshop took more of a discussion group format than a slideshow, with participants sharing their own concerns and stories about life during the lockdown and the current easing of restrictions.
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Glenelg-Skye Ferry not restarting until 2021
People come from all over the world to travel on the iconic ferry, which operators say will be back in action next year.
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Kilmallie and Ardgour residents lodge port plan objections
The issue of pollution and disturbance at the port also reared its head at the recent meeting of Ardgour Community Council, with a number of residents on the opposite side of the loch from the port also lodging formal objections.
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Call for Highland Council to be ‘honest’ over climate emergency declaration
It has been over a year since the council declared a climate and ecological emergency and recommitted to achieving a carbon neutral region by 2025.
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Businesses ready so we can enjoy summer safely
People across the country are being encouraged to enjoy summer safely by following official advice and staying safe.
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Baxter hailed for ‘greatness’ after shock exit from Independents
Councillor Baxter, who now becomes a non-aligned member forfeits his seat on the Economy and Infrastructure Committee, although remains chairman of Lochaber Area Committee for now.
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Economy could suffer under immigration plans say MSPs
The Scottish Parliament’s Finance Committee has warned that demographic changes could pose risks to Scottish public spending, and the ability to fund the NHS.
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Group seeks backing for community venture
Fort William Community Owned Social Enterprise Tourism Business are looking to boost the social, environmental and financial benefits of the area.
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Wheely great summer send-off for Inverlochy pupils
Families, holding banners and signs, lined the streets of Inverlochy last week as primary school teachers said goodbye to P7 leavers.