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‘Dad would have been so proud to have driven his Lindi Loo to her wedding.’
Unique work created by Cromarty-based artists will be unveiled this evening as part of an exhibition that includes a charity raffle.
‘It quickly fell apart for me, and I got into a lot of debt as a result of the PTSD.’
‘I am 88 years old. I do not own or use a mobile phone and have no access to an online bank account.’
An Easter Ross care home operator has been told to improve across a number of areas following a visit by inspectors.
‘It took a bit of courage to jump, but it’s definitely worth it’,said George, who has become an RSE apprentice at the age of 42.
Projects will ‘make a big difference to people living and working in our ward’.
Ross-shire meeting “will explore how information is created, shared, and weaponised” in the context of a pivotal election.
Car parks in Ullapool, Dornie, Gairloch, Kyle, Little Gruinard and Plockton are included in the scheme.
‘I never thought at my age I’d be back performing on stage,’ said Billy.
Members of a Ross-shire mountain rescue team responded to a missing person shout earlier today.
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A candlelit concert cancelled due to Storm Amy earlier this year is set to be restaged at a different venue on the Black Isle.
Show your support while they pass through Ross-shire and Sutherland today.
‘As the Scottish Government’s Investment Champion, my focus is on making connections which can bring investment and grow our economy.’
‘He will be sadly missed by The Place family and many thanks for his contribution to our Field over the last three years.’
It’s anticipating busy cruise visit seasons for the next two years with hundreds of thousands of passengers and crew arriving via the town.
Spotlight on how small-scale producers can play part in creating a resilient, sustainable food system for Scotland.
‘TRACC is a cornerstone of our community and it has been for over 50 years.’
‘Cruise generates around £19m a year in direct spend in our area, and is vital to many small businesses and attractions.’
