Kingshouse Hotel’s new deputy manager swaps African sunshine for Glencoe splendour
Wright has 13 years of experience managing large teams across various departments including food and beverage, housekeeping, and banqueting.
Lochaber
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Sport
Skiff launch offers chance to go messing about on the water
Corrag has been hand-built from scratch by former GBC Commodore and ex-submariner David Southcott.
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Fort William and Lochaber Maps 2022
The Outdoor Capital of the UK, Fort William, An Gearasdan, is at the heart of Lochaber. It’s the place where the West Highland Way ends and the Great Glen Way begins. It has mountains and skiing when there’s snow and even if there’s no snow, there’s walking, running, climbing, river races, sailing, kayaking, mountain biking to name but a few. Fort William is everyone’s favourite base camp for whatever sport they choose.
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Body recovered on Stob Coire confirmed as missing hill walker Neil Gillingham
The 43-year-old from Kilmarnock was last seen around 1.30pm on Sunday, March 6 near the summit of Stob Coire Nam Beith.
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Appeal to trace hillwalker missing in Glencoe
Neil Gillingham, 43, from Kilmarnock was last seen around 1.30pm on Sunday, March 6 near the summit of Stob Coire Nam Beith.
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Body found in search for missing hillwalker, Glencoe – David Low
David’s family and Police Scotland would like to pass on their thanks to all volunteer mountain rescue teams and members of the public who assisted with the searches.
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Missing hillwalker Glencoe – David Low
David Low is believed to have left his car, a 2005 black Land Rover Defender, in the 3 Sisters carpark around 9am on Wednesday, March, 2.
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Overnight roadworks on A82 near Glencoe
Overnight road closures will be implemented for safety, 8pm – 5am excluding Friday and Saturday nights
Lochaber
£300k of roadworks planned for A82 Glencoe to Fort stretch
Works at the first location, north of Corrychurachan, were scheduled to take place over a single day on Tuesday and followed by further works at Lairig Eilde and Rannoch Moor from Monday, February 28 and which are expected to take 11 days to complete.
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Tackling tourism problems in Lochaber
The purpose of the plan is to provide medium-long term tourism infrastructure solutions over the next two to five years.