Over a week in to the 2012 Festival of the Sea, the Isle of Seil hosts Continue reading
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Mount Stuart’s 2012 programme of contemporary visual arts
Mount Stuart in Bute has, through the Mount Stuart Trust, tended to lead Argyll Continue reading
Auchindrain success with inaugural Food Fair
If one can describe great weather as ‘a following wind’ this was how the gods smiled on Auchindrain’s first Food Fair Continue reading
McGrigor pays tribute to 1st Marquis of Montrose in Parliamentary debate
Jamie McGrigor, Highlands & Islands Conservative MSP, yesterday evening Continue reading
Crarae Garden: Gales, devastation and a strange beauty
At this very moment there’s a natural film set waiting for a survivalist movie – just off the A83 at Crarae Garden Continue reading
Community Land Scotland takes cudgels to Crown Estate Commission
Community Land Scotland has written to the Secretary of State for Scotland – on behalf Continue reading
Scottish Government support for Arctic Convoy medal – but why not award a Scottish medal?
Transport Minister, Keith Brown, has given £5,000 to the Russian Arctic Convoy Museum Continue reading
Islay High pupils to be John Muir Award Gaelic guides to wild places
An innovative and culturally fascinating new project is on the move on the Isle of Islay. Continue reading
In the Footsteps of Kings: Launch and booksigning at Kilmartin Museum
In the Footsteps of Kings – Kilmartin House Museum’s new Walking Guide to Kilmartin Glen Continue reading
Trailblazing week-long WWII and Arctic Convoy event sparks action
The hugely successful WWII event organised last week by the Russian Arctic Convoy Museum Project at Aultbea Continue reading