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AI roadshow coming to Fort William
An AI roadshow event is coming to Fort William’s Nevis Centre, to teach local people how to use the evolving technology.
Local news from Fort William and the surrounding area
An AI roadshow event is coming to Fort William’s Nevis Centre, to teach local people how to use the evolving technology.
Buses will replace trains between Crianlarich and Fort William / Mallaig from Monday 9 to Tuesday 17 November
Dorota Palicka, owner of Beauty Paradise and Desire Nails in Fort William, has been selected to participate in the Giant Tip Nail Art Movement.
Police Scotland are seeking the public’s assistance in trying to locate a 47-year-old woman missing from Stirling.
An opportunity for members of the public to learn more about Community Justice Services in Lochaber.
Susan MacInnes put in 152,500 steps during her solo West Highland Way walk which raised over £500 pound for the Royal British Legion Scotland.
On Thursday September 17 Branch member Susan MacInnes will be setting of walking the Great Glen Way to raise funds for RBLS.
Despite reporting the issues and her concerns about her problematic portal on numerous occasions a Highland Council tenant feels she is getting nowhere.
LHS Class of 2004 school reunion took place at Fort William Railway Club Inverlochy on Saturday September 12.
Recent incidents in Fort William, Dingwall and Wick have prompted an appeal from police.
Mary was last seen around 2pm on Wednesday September 9 in the Old School Court area.
NHS Highland Annual Review 2026 - Public Invitation
The Work Based Learning Recognition Awards celebrate apprentices and Scottish Vocational Qualification (SVQ) candidates who have gone above and beyond throughout their learning journey.
Buses will replace trains between Crianlarich and Fort William / Mallaig from Monday 9 to Tuesday 17 November
Volunteers are taking a well earned rest over the winter before the 21 cruise ships that are scheduled to come to Fort William in 2027 start arriving.
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.