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Pupils from Inverlochy Primary School in Fort William were among a group of young people brought together in Edinburgh this month for the launch of a special display about their work on waste-free products for a sustainable world.
Members of the Lochaber Sensory Care Social Group enjoyed music, cake and good company as they celebrated at their fifth birthday meeting recently.
If rural communities in Lochaber want to be able to continue to exert some influence on decisions which affect them, then more people need to stand for election to community councils.
West coast ferry operator CalMac has won a prestigious hospitality award for its innovative Modern Apprenticeship partnership with City of Glasgow College.
The project to reduce energy use in Glenuig Hall and increase recycling in the Glenuig area has been hailed a success.
On what must have been the wettest day so far this year, Neil Malcolm organised a site visit to Glen Duror and accompanied the pupils from Duror Primary School along with some field archaeologists to the bothy in Glen Duror.
Following decades of campaigning by the Comhairle and its partners, control of the Outer Hebrides foreshore and seabed, currently in the hands of The Crown Estate, is set to return to the local community on a pilot basis.
Business Secretary Greg Clark MP has agreed to look at concerns raised by Isles MP Angus MacNeil regarding the position of Ofgem on plans for an interconnector for the Hebrides.
