The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is offering a new, fully-funded PhD opportunity exploring Gaelic development in Hebrides.
The CEARTAS scholarship, funded by Highlands and...
Scam letters purporting to be from the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) demanding money are being received by island households, Comhairle nan Eilean Siar’s Trading Standards team are...
Hebridean Housing Partnership is gauging interest in proposals to build more homes in Gravir, South Lochs.
Those interested in housing in this area are asked to complete an online survey...
Tickets for OH!CON, the Outer Hebrides comic con, have gone on sale.
The con, now in its second year, is being held on 14 October at the Stornoway campus of UHI North West and...
The countdown is already starting for the cast and crew of Stornoway’s January pantomime – because it’s due to start first in Peterborough’s Cresset Theatre for a run which ends on December...
The results of Scotland’s 2022 Census show a significant decrease in the population of the Western Isles, it has been confirmed.
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar is calling for the Scottish Government to...
People in Back – and further afield – are being urged to have their say on bold plans to redevelop a long-derelict site in the centre of the community.
Comann Eachdraidh Sgìre a’ Bhac (Back...
St Columba’s Church in Stornoway has made the final payment on their 13-year restoration plan for its historic stained-glass windows.
St Columba’s congregation raised almost £110,000 over more...
