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The Telford Centre housing development pilots a new type of house – a flexible, adapted property designed to support residents with increasing need to stay at home and live independently for longer.
The estate has levelled, surfaced and lined a new parking area, while the council has installed car parking machines.
The Mini Money Fund received 12 applications with six receiving funding which was provided by sponsors Fort Augustus and Glenmoriston Community Company and Falck Renewables, owners of nearby Millennium Wind Farm.
The essential maintenance project on the A82 at Fort Augustus is to help ensure that the swing bridge continues to function safely for years to come.
A batch of twiddle muffs were donated to the Telford Centre, Fort Augustus on behalf of the Rotary Club of Lochaber.
It’s thought that the unique foodstuff holds magical powers which come to life when
submerged in Loch Ness. The legend goes that if you throw the food into the loch, you may be able to spot the Loch Ness Monster herself.
The project is costing over £3million and will provide 12 new homes for local families. The development includes two bungalows and four flats as well as six villas.
Falck Renewables says cash will benefit local communities around its wind farms, helping alleviate the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Name that Lochaber Bird, German tourist says thanks for kindness, and COVID – 19 YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
This month’s Lochaber Life is packed full of great reads, including Tackling the unused drugs mountain, North Ballachulish Railway and Opera in Arisaig.
