Scotland Archive

  • RENOWNED for fine cuisine, Ullinish Country Lodge welcomes guests to come and enjoy our special winter offer for, February and March at a rate of £80 per person per night […]

    Snuggle up for an early Winter break at Ullinish Country Lodge

    RENOWNED for fine cuisine, Ullinish Country Lodge welcomes guests to come and enjoy our special winter offer for, February and March at a rate of £80 per person per night […]

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  • Planning Aid for Scotland (PAS) has teamed up with Creative Scotland, Forestry Commission Scotland, Central Scotland Green Network, Scottish Natural Heritage and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation to mark the Year of Natural Scotland 2013 and deliver a project […]

    Artists and planners unite to highlight Scotland’s natural environment

    Planning Aid for Scotland (PAS) has teamed up with Creative Scotland, Forestry Commission Scotland, Central Scotland Green Network, Scottish Natural Heritage and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation to mark the Year of Natural Scotland 2013 and deliver a project […]

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  • SCOTS and their descendents around the world celebrate their heritage on November 30. However, for many in Scotland that day passes without much note, here people go to work as […]

    Marking St Andrews day

    SCOTS and their descendents around the world celebrate their heritage on November 30. However, for many in Scotland that day passes without much note, here people go to work as […]

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  • SNP MSP for Na h-Eileanan an Iar, Alasdair Allan has today welcomed news that Pelamis Wave Power have secured a lease which would allow them to proceed with a large […]

    Western Isles MSP welcomes news on wave power project

    SNP MSP for Na h-Eileanan an Iar, Alasdair Allan has today welcomed news that Pelamis Wave Power have secured a lease which would allow them to proceed with a large […]

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  • Gaelic singers drawn from the ranks of the Nicolson Institute student roll will take to the second stage at this year’s Hebridean Celtic Festival. The ‘Scotland’s Islands Stage’ will feature […]

    Western Isles kids perform at Heb Celt

    Gaelic singers drawn from the ranks of the Nicolson Institute student roll will take to the second stage at this year’s Hebridean Celtic Festival. The ‘Scotland’s Islands Stage’ will feature […]

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  • A campaign aimed at reducing an estimated £44 million wasted on medicines across Scotland every year has been launched today by four Local Health Boards in the North of Scotland, including NHS […]

    NHS Western Isles launches campaign to reduce medicine waste

    A campaign aimed at reducing an estimated £44 million wasted on medicines across Scotland every year has been launched today by four Local Health Boards in the North of Scotland, including NHS […]

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  • Responding to the news that the Right to Buy will be curbed as the Housing (Scotland) Act becomes law, the SFHA called the Act “a step in the right direction.” […]

    Housing (Scotland) act becomes law

    Responding to the news that the Right to Buy will be curbed as the Housing (Scotland) Act becomes law, the SFHA called the Act “a step in the right direction.” […]

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  • Highland and Islands Labour MSP Peter Peacock attacked the Scottish Government over the fact that only 30 out of 240 newly qualified teachers in the north have permanent jobs. In […]

    No jobs available for Hebrides teachers

    Highland and Islands Labour MSP Peter Peacock attacked the Scottish Government over the fact that only 30 out of 240 newly qualified teachers in the north have permanent jobs. In […]

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  • The Comhairle , as part of the Townscape Heritage Initiative, is hosting presentations by Historic Scotland on Tuesday 12th. and Wednesday 13th. October. The presentations will be given as a […]

    Stornoway’s buildings and the materials used to build them

    The Comhairle , as part of the Townscape Heritage Initiative, is hosting presentations by Historic Scotland on Tuesday 12th. and Wednesday 13th. October. The presentations will be given as a […]

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  • A new law to protect homeowners across Scotland facing repossession comes into force today. The Homeowner and Debtor Protection (Scotland) Act, provides the strongest legislative protection anywhere in the UK […]

    Law to help families facing repossession

    A new law to protect homeowners across Scotland facing repossession comes into force today. The Homeowner and Debtor Protection (Scotland) Act, provides the strongest legislative protection anywhere in the UK […]

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  • The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has today welcomed the report from Consumer Focus Scotland, “Turning Up the Heat,” which calls for more to be done to tackle fuel […]

    We Must “Spend to Save” to Tackle Fuel Poverty

    The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has today welcomed the report from Consumer Focus Scotland, “Turning Up the Heat,” which calls for more to be done to tackle fuel […]

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  • Following the release of the latest scientific advice on the status of fish stocks, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation is urging for the adoption of a commonsense approach to fisheries management […]

    Automatic fishing cuts based on ‘uncertain data’ would devastate Scottish fleet

    Following the release of the latest scientific advice on the status of fish stocks, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation is urging for the adoption of a commonsense approach to fisheries management […]

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  • Western Isles SNP MSP, Alasdair Allan, has today welcomed negotiations between Scottish Rural Affairs Secretary, Richard Lochhead, and the UK Government which could lead to animal health budgets being devolved to the […]

    Western Isles MSP welcomes talks to devolve animal health budgets

    Western Isles SNP MSP, Alasdair Allan, has today welcomed negotiations between Scottish Rural Affairs Secretary, Richard Lochhead, and the UK Government which could lead to animal health budgets being devolved to the […]

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  • By Gregg Adams Double British Summer Time is a proposal being considered by coalition ministers – the move is designed to bring Britain into line with the continent – as […]

    Different time zone for Scotland?

    By Gregg Adams Double British Summer Time is a proposal being considered by coalition ministers – the move is designed to bring Britain into line with the continent – as […]

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  • Supermarket Tesco has backed the SNP’s proposals for minimum pricing. The SNP’s proposals for a minimum price on alcohol to tackle the problems and cost of alcohol to Scottish society […]

    Tesco back minimum price on alcohol

    Supermarket Tesco has backed the SNP’s proposals for minimum pricing. The SNP’s proposals for a minimum price on alcohol to tackle the problems and cost of alcohol to Scottish society […]

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  • Jamie McGrigor, Highlands & Islands Conservative MSP, has been appointed as the new Shadow Environment Minister by Scottish Conservative leader Annabel Goldie MSP as part of her reshuffle of Conservative […]

    Highlands MSP made Shadow Environment Minister

    Jamie McGrigor, Highlands & Islands Conservative MSP, has been appointed as the new Shadow Environment Minister by Scottish Conservative leader Annabel Goldie MSP as part of her reshuffle of Conservative […]

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  • “206 Gigawatts” Scotland’s seas could supply domestic electricity needs many times over by 2050, according to a new report out today. The Offshore Valuation Study – a UK led report […]

    Scotlands offshore energy potential

    “206 Gigawatts” Scotland’s seas could supply domestic electricity needs many times over by 2050, according to a new report out today. The Offshore Valuation Study – a UK led report […]

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  • “SAR world” The UK 406 EPIRB Registry based at MRCC Falmouth reached a new milestone this month by registering their 40,000th beacon, meaning the database has doubled in size in […]

    Coastguard now has 40,000 emergency beacons on its register

    “SAR world” The UK 406 EPIRB Registry based at MRCC Falmouth reached a new milestone this month by registering their 40,000th beacon, meaning the database has doubled in size in […]

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  • “Rural Scotland “ A fresh campaign to bring fair fuel prices to rural Scotland are today seizing the opportunity to present to the new government the public’s opposition to extreme fuel prices. The new […]

    Fair fuel for rural areas

    “Rural Scotland “ A fresh campaign to bring fair fuel prices to rural Scotland are today seizing the opportunity to present to the new government the public’s opposition to extreme fuel prices. The new […]

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  • “Major emergencies” Scotland’s eight fire and rescue services have become the first in Great Britain to begin operating a new state-of-the-art digital communication system. The Firelink system is now operational […]

    Firefighter radio system goes live

    “Major emergencies” Scotland’s eight fire and rescue services have become the first in Great Britain to begin operating a new state-of-the-art digital communication system. The Firelink system is now operational […]

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