Maree Todd MSP to host childcare surgeries locally
The surgeries aim to ensure that rural and island communities have a meaningful voice in shaping the new national policy.
Silvia Muras
A New England lumberjacks' 'invasion'
355 hard-working lumbermen from the United States (250 expert wood workers, besides engineers, sawmillers, carpenters, blacksmiths, clerks, timekeepers, cooks, waiters, other support personnel... and one pet grizzly bear!) arrived in Ardgay in July 1917 with a 12-month contract.
Spring concerts near you
Music lovers are in for a treat, with a number of concerts taking place in and around the Kyle of Sutherland over the next couple of weeks.
The Power Shift magazine launch: Energy, democracy and how to give a voice to communities across Scotland
A new environmental journalism network and magazine was launched with the aim to tell better stories and explore how the renewable energy boom could better benefit communities from Shetland to the Scottish Borders.
Local Action Group funding now open for applications in rural Highland
Community groups and organisations across rural Highland are invited to apply to the fund, which is now open for Expressions of Interest for grants of up to £25,000 until 24 April. Following this deadline, a small grants pot will open on 28 April, with applications accepted on a rolling basis.
What issues matter most to you this election? Tell us what candidates should be talking about
In May, voters across Scotland will head to the polls to elect the next Scottish Parliament. As the election campaign ramps up, we want to make sure the issues being discussed reflect what matters most to the people who live here.
Mapping the North Central Highland’s energy future
A story of new proposals, grid constraints and growing local government opposition.