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Members issued a plea to local communities to apply now through their community councils for help as Highland Council can provide salt/grit bins, scrapers and reflective waistcoats to allow volunteers to provide an enhanced level of service where local need and demand is identified.
Posters, drawings and feedback forms are being distributed locally with help from the community council and full details are also available on the council’s website by visiting the Caol and Lochyside Flood Prevention Scheme page
Fourteen positive cases were confirmed by Sunday, leading to the closure of Uist schools, the Daliburgh care home, Cothrom Òg nursery and Am Politician pub on Eriskay.
The 88 steps which lead steeply down to a shore once used as a landing site for fishing boats and now popular for wild swimming – was paused earlier in the year, just as it was about to enter a major stage.
Work set to begin from Wednesday September 23 for 12 nights
Mental health issues affect everyone, from all walks of life. There is no shame in asking for help and investing in yourself.
Work on the new linkspan at Uig was due to start in September 2021 ahead of delivery of the promised new ferry which was due to come into service in the later half of 2022.
If seeing the first swallow of the year is considered a good omen, what does it mean to see the last?
Phil Thurlow’s home made fuel is now for sale at Fort Williams Pet and Garden Stop.
Activities to coincide with the launch of ATLAS Arts’ new programme will include exploring the sharing of stories, publications and knowledge of seed sovereignty and environmental justice on Skye.
