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If agreed, the deal protects the Tain facility for five years and paves the way for funding to be sought for a new facility at the superschool campus.
Ambassador gives ‘loud and clear’ message to businesses in Japan after visit to Easter Ross Port of Nigg.
‘I was five or six years old when I first competed at a Mòd in Dunoon and ever since I’ve wanted to win the Gold Medal.’
Which floodlit buildings do you think would look great as part of this poignant act of remembrance?
Charities and not-for-profit organisations near two north Highland distilleries can stake a claim to a share of an £8000 fund.
“Since the Golspie branch closed earlier this year, there are no longer any banking branches in Sutherland.”
Programmes heavily over-subscribed proving impact they are having in attracting young people who see their future outside of the traditional path.
‘TRACC is a massive project, and it would tick every single box of what has been announced so far.’
‘This tartan is more than just a uniform’, explains the company’s boss.
The successful candidate now joins Laura Dundas and Maureen Ross in representing the ward.
The long-running case has been a source of anxiety for many involved with the popular gala which relies heavily on community goodwill and volunteers.
Who do you recognise from the list of stars - and would you like to take part in the next series?
They might even reveal what it was like working with Star Wars icon Harrison Ford…
MSP Kate Forbes is backing the trailblazing Highland weaver, saying legal protection can successfully support cultural heritage and local industry.
‘It was a fantastic opportunity for our pupils to explore the wide range of skills and careers available in the aquaculture sector.’
Just months after launching its own range of smoked salmon, Loch Duart has scooped a Fish and Seafood Product of the year accolade.
There was much to celebrate at Innis Mhor in Tain.
The two new walk-in vans were supposed to have been operational this summer after a £332,000 investment.
‘Invaluable’ initiative being backed by churches, schools, and community groups across the Highlands in coming weeks.
‘My first act, if elected, will be to hand this petition in and make clear to the SNP-Independent administration that…TRACC must be saved.’
