Never could a single sentence better highlight the disconnect between those who now legislate on the Hebridean seascape, and those who work within it. “On a positive note windsurfing, swimming…
Tobar an Dualchais director Flòraidh Forrest examines oral traditions of weather lore, based on the work of the project’s artist in residence Calum Ferguson from North Uist. Today, we’re guaranteed…
As the shinty season got underway last weekend, the sport suddenly found itself in the wider media spotlight over the forthcoming introduction of random drug testing for players. On the…
Ahead of a key vote later this month, the leader of Comhairle nan Eilean Siar has urged both sides in the Uist deer cull debate to reach an “informed” agreement…
At least 2,000 patients previously registered with the Skye and Lochalsh Dental Practice in Kyle are only able to access emergency pain relief with other surgeries, it has been claimed.…
Glenelg Mountain Rescue Team is celebrating its 50th anniversary of helping to save lives on the hills – remarkably with one of the original members still in the line-up. The…
Breakish man Jimmy Clark, very likely to be Skye’s last surviving link with the D-Day landings, has died this week at the age of 99. Jimmy – who was raised…
Skye charity Future Foundations is celebrating 10 years of financially supporting students in Keyna to access education. The charity was set up in 2013 by Sharon and Joseph Lewa who…
Ambitious plans for a new school and community facilities in Broadford in Skye have gone on public display for the first time. The Scottish Government – through its Learning Estate…
Portree High School pupils have been meeting fundraising and philanthropy targets in recent months. Last week the school held the final of their Youth Philanthropy Initiative Scotland event, where five…
