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‘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.’
‘I am offended because some of my most memorable pupils ever are those who have had the most profound ASN conditions.’
Scottish poet and author Michael Pedersen will attend the St Duthac Books and Arts Festival on Thursday, September 11.
“This is not just about Tain - it’s about making sure every child in every part of Scotland learns the skills that could one day save their life.”
Hopeful quotes an old adage to support his pitch to voters across a very diverse Highland Council ward.
The names of all the hopefuls have now been revealed.
He thinks the community can not only save the TRACC swim pool but find a solution even better than the current arrangements.
‘The news of his TV series goes to show the people of Tain know what many more outside of the Highlands are about to discover - we have great taste!’
The event was set up in response to an appeal to back a hospice for the Highlands. That was almost 40 years ago and it’s still going strong.
‘I am in this campaign to take the fight to the Highland Council and win for our community, starting with protecting our leisure facilities at TRACC’.
One well-wisher posted: ‘You deserve it. You’re one of life’s good guys.’
The specialist group has shared an update on their weights and next steps.
The updated register will be published on Highland Council’s website, with services informed to ensure assets are managed in line with legislation.
A Muir of Ord man had a cunning plan to secure a grand for the special care baby unit cause close to his heart.
World’s strongest brothers Tom and Luke Stoltman are being deployed in a hotly contested tractor push later today.
In a strongly worded statement, Mr Ewing said: ‘With Kate’s decision, the SNP has lost the best leader it never had - but should have chosen.’
‘Looking ahead to the future, I do not want to miss any more of the precious early years of family life – which can never be rewound.’
She’s familiar to millions as the creator of a no-nonsense comedy character and has won a BAFTA for her work.
