'For a village to remain a vibrant, a place where people want to come and live, it needs...the resources to support them when they need it most.'
'Having been a social worker...in Ullapool before Mo Dhachaidh was built I experienced how heartbreaking it was to send people far away for care.'
Some of Scotland’s top traditional musicians will descend on Ullapool for a weekend of music tuition and performances.
Iona MacDonald joined Highland News and Media last summer. Here, the 17-year-old shares her experience of the debate as part of the social media team
Several events have already sold out.
Sprite was having the time of his life and it was a girlhood dream come true for Emma Ross.
A FORMER Achiltibuie telephone exchange building has been sold for £42,000 – nearly three times its guide price.
CalMac has now opened their recruitment drive to find Scotland’s best seagoing apprentice candidates.
'Knowing that they believe in me acts as continuous reassurance, I struggle to articulate how much it means to me.'
A FORMER Achilitbuie telephone exchange building is attracting 'huge amounts of interest' prior to auction later this week.
THE prospect of a Wester Ross nursing home closing as early as next week has fuelled community efforts to look to the future.
Does your pet have a best friend? This week we have a few of the closest–knit duos in the Highlands!
This week, we have a few heroic Highland pups – therapy dogs!
The new episode will see presenter Ramsay MacMahon exploring the rural wilderness of Coigach, An Teallach, as well as stopping in at Ullapool.
Norweigan seafood company, MOWI, has announced plans to create a new broodstock and egg facility in Little Lochbroom.
The awards ceremony for Scotland’s prestigious Gaelic short–film competition, FilmG, sees Dingwall, Gairloch and Ullapool pupils in the mix.
A working group probing community-led development in a Wester Ross village will look at the plight of a prime commercial premises empty for a decade.
MSP Maree Todd is urging people to donate to emergency relief charities, as Türkiye–Syria earthquake death toll rises to 30,000.
MP Jamie Stone says he is proud that Ukrainian refugees in the Highlands 'have been welcomed so warmly into local communities'.
One resident said: 'My heart goes out to the families impacted, those that have lost their jobs and everyone else.'