Safety first as roadworks start in Mallaig.
The project will get underway from Monday, April 26, with the majority of the work taking place between 7am and 7pm on weekdays only.
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Mallaig to benefit from sixth round of accessibility funding
Just over £72,000 of funding will go towards a number of projects to improve accessibility on-board vessels, as well as at ports and harbours
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Mallaig gets new toilet facilities to help improve visitor experience
The Mallaig project aims to address a number of issues by providing two new facilities to cater for the increasing numbers of motorhomes staying overnight. Once fully fitted out, Mallaig will have a toilet facility, a chemical waste unit, an accessible toilet and shower.
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Hardly magic for rail workers as Jacobite train releases sewage onto line
However, operators of what are classed as ‘heritage’ carriages, such as those hauled by the Jacobite have a dispensation that allows the practice to continue until 2023.
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Covid sees ‘eye-watering’ numbers claiming Universal Credit in Lochaber
However, Mr Rixson said one strength of Lochaber is the extraordinary number of community resilience groups – amongst the highest number in all the Highlands.
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Heather closes in on top film award
Heather has made it through several rounds of voting, elevating her to within the top 10 filmmakers this year.
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Vessels plot a bit of festive season cheer
Meanwhile the Norwegian-flagged Ronja Commander’s skipper and crew managed a very creditable festive star, as can be seen from a copy of the radar plot.
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Lochaber musician Ingrid explores iconic rail line in BBC Alba documentary
For Ingrid, born in Mallaig, brought up in Fort William and now living and working in Glenfinnan, the railway has always been present in her life.
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Mallaig Harbour Authority flags up dangers of abandoned scallop gear
Nets became entangled in old scallop lines and lanterns which were an early attempt at farming scallops and had been abandoned 20 years ago.
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New book examining building of Mallaig Railway ‘beautifully produced’
No-one with an interest in 20th century Highland history can afford to be without this very satisfying book, according to reviewer Hugh Cheape