Man pulled from Loch Alsh pronounced dead
A man pulled from the water in the Kyle of Lochalsh area on the afternoon of Tuesday, February 18, was later pronounced dead at Broadford Hospital on Skye.
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Nostalgia
History of Gaelic school campaign launched
A new book, Às na Freumhan (From the Grassroots), follows the history of the campaign to establish an all-Gaelic school in Edinburgh.
Business
Warm up to Scotland’s cosiest winter breaks with The Wee Hotel Company
The new boutique hotel collection is embracing its growing reputation for offering Scotland’s cosiest guest retreats by launching a series of ‘Wee Winter Breaks’ in Skye and Argyll.
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Mountain fest hits new heights
An estimate of almost 2000 people attended events part of the 16th Fort William Mountain Festival last week.
Lochaber
Fort William set to host National First Shinty Festivals this Saturday
Fort William set to host National First Shinty Festivals this Saturday
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Councillors give green light to active travel aspirations
New plans to improve active travel routes for residents in Fort William were approved by Lochaber councillors last week
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Bishops pay tribute to much-loved priest Father Tom
Tributes have been paid to one of Lochaber’s most well loved clergymen, Monsignor Thomas Wynne, who passed away on Friday at the age of 89.
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Concerns over community benefit of £12m Forest Holidays development
Three local community councils raised concerns around the proposed Forest Holidays development.
Lochaber
An insight into life on the edge of the earth at Mountain Festival’s Polar Night
Nic Goddard attended the Fort William Mountain Festival’s Polar Night that looked into the changing landscape of Antarctica and live on the continent.
