Speed measures in Kilmallie make slow but steady progress
Members are now looking to extend the A830 campaign and obtain similar 20mph stickers for residents in Banavie and Camaghael.
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Familiar face back in top cop job at Fort William station
Inspector Campbell first took the top job at Fort William back in 2017 when she replaced Inspector Donald Campbell, a native of Barra, who retired that year.
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Community’s frustration remains over electric chargers and cycle ways for Blar Mhor project
Community council chairman John Hutchison said he ‘wouldn’t be holding his breath’ waiting to see action on the points raised by he and his fellow members but that the community council needed to keep pressing on these issues as hard as it could.
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SEPA says it will visit Mount Alexander site if further reports of fly-tipping
SEPA thanked the Lochaber Times for bringing the situation to its attention and said it would follow up any reports of fly-tipping with a site visit to Mount Alexander.
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Kilmallie gets green light for wheelie bin stickers
Kilmallie Community Council have been given the green light which will enable them to collect and issue 280 stickers to the community.
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Transport bosses consider link road for Fort William but no mention of Corran Narrows
In a statement on the topic, Fort William Inverlochy and Torlundy Community Council said it would welcome improvements to the area’s current trunk road network.
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No new school on horizon yet for Blar Mhor housing youngsters, council hears
Councillor Ben Thompson (Caol and Mallaig) told the meeting that the last time the Lochaber High associated schools group rolls were reported to councillors was three years ago or four years ago when they were at 90 percent capacity.
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Noise, nuisance and traffic speed among the year’s key issues for Kilmallie councillors
Mr Hutchison also explained that some projects have been difficult to take forward owing to the Covid pandemic, resulting in much of the community council activity having to take place online.
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Community fears noise concerns are falling on deaf ears
Kilmallie Community Council have asked BSW timber boss Oliver Stephen to give some thought to resetting their relationship with the community.