Rosie Morrison had been suffering chest pain for two days, but when she visited her GP in Dunvegan on the morning of 6th January this year an electrocardiogram examination did…
Stuart Munn chats to SARA BAIN about his passion for music and for making guitars…… In a world where multi-national corporations are mass-producing musical instruments to satiate a public appetite…
There are more holiday homes than there are people to clean them A community group in Coigach – where there are now more people over 70 than schoolchildren – has…
by John Purser Reality, for many people just now is not easy to contend with, and for many in the past it was equally and perhaps more constantly difficult. That…
The new chair of the Scottish Crofting Federation, Donald MacKinnon, has identified the need to address a lack of access to crofts for new entrants as one of the key…
Work can begin on a brand new children’s playpark in Kyleakin after a community fundraising drive brought in £79,000. The new playpark will be sited on land donated by Kyleakin…
A big-hearted group of female shinty and camogie players from across Scotland and Northern Ireland have been clocking up the miles this week to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support.…
Electricity was still cut off in parts of north Skye on Wednesday afternoon, around 15 hours after storm force winds interrupted supplies. The lights went out at about 9pm on…
We’ve swapped clingfilm for beeswax wrap, embraced the bamboo toothbrush and refilled our pasta jars, but the road to a plastic free planet doesn’t stop there. Outside our kitchens and…
A Portree hairdresser has turned the ‘closed’ sign on her salon door after more than half a century in the village. Ann Jagger, owner of Margaret Ann’s in Wentworth Street,…
