Highland schools are set to close for a day next Thursday (24th November) due to strike action by teachers. Following notification of the industrial action by the Educational Institute of…
A family man with two children – who has lived and worked in Skye for 14 years – is facing deportation following a visa wrangle. Matt Ormerod, who is originally…
For the latest feature from the Tobar an Dualchais project, Liam Alastair Crouse examines the life and work of Ian Paterson who was key in helping to collect and document…
A community development company in Skye says there is a “desperate need” for extra motorhome pitches on the island after revealing its campsite turned away over 4,000 visitors this season.…
The public vote is in, the stage is set and five contenders will head towards Sligachan tonight (Friday 4th) to take part in Seall’s very first Na Fir-chlis, battle of…
Hundreds of people from Skye and Lochalsh have been taking part in the Big Totem Draw, a colourful collaborative art event around the theme of totem poles. A group of…
The Scottish Government has announced the creation of dedicated ferry routes for Harris and North Uist – and new ferries to provide a service on them. In response to a…
My pal Willie ‘The Bold’ Fulton should have died leading troops into battle. Falling off a mountain he had conquered, or putting the finishing brush-strokes to his latest masterpiece. Possibly…
A Portree High School teacher has been named as Gaelic Learner of the Year. Sheena Amos, who is from the Black Isle, has been recognised for making significant steps to…
The Royal National Mòd is in full swing in Perth, with the festival of Gaelic music and culture marking its first full return since the pandemic. The event is being…
