Broadford and Dunvegan primary schools are “key school investment priorities” and will be included in a future funding bid to the Scottish Government, Highland Council has confirmed. The council’s interim…
A Skye couple are aiming to breathe new life into an historic former hotel after councillors this week overturned an earlier planning refusal issued by local authority officials. Eilidh and…
Young shinty players from throughout Skye gathered to take part in two indoor tournaments for primary school teams last weekend. Portree High’s Fingal Centre hosted competitions for P1-P3 and for P7-and-under…
CalMac’s director of service has described a planned temporary closure of the linkspan at Tarbert ferry terminal as “unavoidable disruption”. The operator has announced the vehicle service will be out…
A shortlist of 21 local businesses have been announced as finalists in the Taste Local Awards 2019, which celebrate the use of local food by businesses in Skye & Lochalsh.…
As the Scottish Government has launched a consultation on the possibility of introducing some form of taxation to fund infrastructure improvements for the benefit of tourism, CLARE WINSKILL and ANNE…
Skye Camanachd has created a slice of shinty history by appointing the club’s first ever female club chair. Fiona Cruickshank takes over in the role from Douglas MacDougall, who has…
There was a Skye and Lochalsh double in the premier singing competition at this year’s National Mòd in Dunoon. In Wednesday night’s final Ceitidh Campbell from Kyle of Lochalsh won…
A Sabhal Mòr graduate who began learning Gaelic in her final year of high school has been named as Gaelic Learner of the Year at this year’s National Mòd in…
Sir E Scott School junior choir members enjoyed choral and individual success on Tuesday at the Mod. The under-13 choir, from Harris, won the Mrs Ann Grant of Laggan Memorial…
