Crofting Bill is a “step in the right direction”
BY KIRSTY WATTThe new Crofting and Scottish Land Court Bill is a welcomed first step to “modernising and simplifying crofting law”, Eilidh Munro, SNP candidate for Skye, Lochalsh and Badenoch…

BY KIRSTY WATTThe new Crofting and Scottish Land Court Bill is a welcomed first step to “modernising and simplifying crofting law”, Eilidh Munro, SNP candidate for Skye, Lochalsh and Badenoch…
The purchase of the former Gaeltec Buildings at Lonmore, Dunvegan by the Dunvegan Community Trust was formally completed last Friday, with the buildings now set to become a vibrant hub…
Malfunctioning meters and the refusal of power companies to repair them promptly are causing distress for many residents in Skye. It appears that a thunder storm and subsequent power cut…
By Michael Russell Repairs on a notorious stretch of road in north Skye that was the subject of recent online publicity were due to begin this week. As we went…
A key healthcare worker on Skye has said she could be forced to leave the island due to a lack of childcare provision, describing the situation as “archaic.” Hannah Fraser…
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…
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…
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…
Ryan Dziadowic, originally from Poland but now living in Grimsay, looks at the traditional Gaelic concept of dùthchas and what it means in the modern world….. Dùthchas – a Gaelic…
Finlay MacRae will begin his 22nd season in senior shinty this Saturday for a Kinlochshiel side eager to taste more success after a glory-laden 2021. In a career that spans…