Appeal for information on hill fire
Anyone with any relevent information is asked to contact Police on 101 or crime stoppers on 0800 555 111 if they wish to remain anonymous.
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Councillors agree visitor management plan spending priorities
In the next few weeks, The Highland Council will publish a simple guide for individuals and communities who want to set up safe stopping off places for campervans – known on the continent as ‘aires’.
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Six figure funding package for Highland glens project
The project has been informed by local collaboration, extensive traffic monitoring and the results of an online survey with the introduction of new facilities and infrastructure improvements expected in autumn and winter 2021.
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Glencoe and Glen Etive council to hold online meeting next week
All residents are welcome and anyone who would like to join should email chair, Viki Sutherland, at chair@glencoe-glenetivecc.org for details.
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Glencoe and Glen Etive Community Resilience Group remains ready to help during lockdown
At the January meeting of the community council, members were informed that funds remaining in the council bank account at the last statement amounted to £126.57.
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Glen Etive and Glencoe tourism infrastructure get £375k boost
‘Tourism is a force for good and if managed responsibly, sustains communities in every
corner of Scotland, creates jobs, tackles depopulation and improves the wellbeing of
everyone who experiences it’ – Malcolm Roughead, VisitScotland Chief Executive
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‘Dirty campers’ give wild campers a bad name
Distinction needs to be drawn between those who respect the rules, and those who don’t, says Mountaineering Scotland
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Council accused of ‘passing the buck’ over wild camping
Local MSP Kate Forbes speaks out after council passes a motion calling for more resources after another weekend of mayhem.
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Wild weekend of anti-social campers
Police had to move on 30 guests who showed up, with tents, and refused to leave a Glen Etive Airbnb property booked for just seven people.
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Outdoors legend McNeish says don’t blame campers and motorhomes for all the litter problems
The problems prompted a conference telephone summit last week, hosted by Fergus Ewing, Cabinet Secretary for the Rural Economy and Tourism, which involved representatives from local community councils and organisations along the Road to the Isles, and which was organised by local MSP Kate Forbes.