’S e am beul a labhras, ach an gnìomh a dhearbhas
Aonghas Phadraig Caimbeul Chan ill’fhiosam an robh riamh seachdain ann nuair a bha Seanfhaclan Gàidhlig cho iomchaidh. Tha fhios’am gun can cuid gu bheil an dol a-mach aig Dominic Cummings…
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As government plays hide-and-seek I’m concerned over guidance for our children
Norrie T MacDonald As I mentioned last time out, it’s difficult to comprehend (even when compared and contrasted with some previous, admittedly pretty awful, governments) just how much of a…
Genre-busting Hebridean island memoir leaves intentions unfulfilled
NOT JUST BOOKS…By Roger Hutchinson At the beginning of the 21st century Tamsin Calidas was in her early 30s and living and working in London. In 2004 a series of…
Updated contact details
Like everyone else we’re coming to terms with the new realities of working during a pandemic, so please bear with us as we make this adjustment. As our staff are…
Lochalsh Leisure Centre raise the roof on funding
Following an overwhelming response, including a £10,000 donation from Eilean Donan Castle and its owner the Conchra Charitable Trust, a fundraising drive has moved up a gear for Lochalsh Leisure…
Lochalsh Leisure Centre kicks off crowdfunder with Mowi
Salmon farming company Mowi Scotland Ltd has kick-started a vital fundraising drive for Lochalsh Leisure Centre. The leisure centre, which is used by 100 people a day from Lochalsh and…
Skye pupil’s poem set for TV premiere
A poem written by a fourth-year student from Skye has been selected from entries across the UK, Channel Islands and Gibraltar to be animated as part of competition run by…
Mystery as shady Swedish publisher cuts youth funding
A Swedish publishing company based in Lochalsh is at the centre of a row which has resulted in the departure of two youth workers from a local charity. In February…
Portree woman sees progress on cystic fibrosis treatment
The manufacturers of treatment which can “slow decline in lung function” for people living with cystic fibrosis has announced that those living with the illness in Scotland could have access…
Barra kids raise awareness of homelessness
As part of Year of the Young People, 15 youngsters from the Barra Youth Cafe project in partnership with Education Scotland ‘s Community Learning and Development initiative took part in…