Local news from Fort William and the surrounding area
Protesters thronged on Fort William’s High Street on Saturday to add their voices to the thousands of people who have signed a petition demanding the resumption of main Post Office services in the tow
From Mallaig, Fort William and Oban to Crianlarich, the line has faced historical challenges in accessing reliable mobile and broadband.
During workshops facilitated by Fort William-based mental health charity Ewen’s Room the High School pupils generated ideas for outdoor activities to boost mental wellbeing.
The 119-room Ben Nevis Hotel & Leisure Club and the 93-room Alexandra Hotel are among eight establishments under the Strathmore Hotels Ltd umbrella.
Enquiries are ongoing to trace those responsible and police are asking anyone who saw anything suspicious to get in touch.
Since its launch, significant progress has been made across a number of projects, with 13 initiatives already delivered and many more continuing to move forward.
Members of the Fort William and District Branch of Legion Scotland held a fundraising and awareness event in Cameron Square on Saturday July 18.
Fort William Marina & Shoreline CIC directors say they have had enough and need more support from Highland Council if they are to carry on.
Fort William was the first port of call on a five day cruise from Glasgow and around Scotland.
The band is dated May 20 1977 and was found on a driveway on Dudley Road Fort William.
West Highland Museum Volunteer Curator, Christine Falconer, recalls fascinating stories about the research behind her remarkable exhibition, "A Street Through Time."
Concern is growing over Post Office services in Fort William following the news that High Street stationers TG Jones, formerly WH Smith, is to close its doors.
The project aims to plant cherry trees at the main gateways into Fort William, brightening the town centre and help create a more welcoming environment to support footfall for local businesses.
Former charity members are furious that the hut they paid for and maintained for almost 10 years has been taken into possession by The Highland Council.
All money raised went to the Fire Brigade’s Charities.
During Covid the Star Legend was berthed in Palermo, Sicily, where it was literally cut in half and a new centre section inserted to increase the number of cabins.
From Perthshire to Fort William, 55 classic vehicles took a trip to Bridge of Awe for a special Fathers Day event.
Walking 50 miles from Fort William to Oban has raised more than £3,000 so far for charity Vetlife, fueled on foot by vets and nurses from the two towns.
Rosie Kennedy, 53, scaled her last mountain, Stob Bàn near Kinlochleven, on Saturday May 30.
Great news for our local football scene! Fort William FC is celebrating the hard work and dedication of its players, from the youngest aspiring stars right up to the senior squad. It's fantastic to see our own community's talent being recognised!
