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Council sheds light over Fort William "green hut" ownership
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.
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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!
The funding will help towards the continuation and growth of women-only pumptrack sessions.
The HI-BIKE Inclusive Cycling Membership scheme enables people with mobility issues to receive a non-standard or adapted bike to keep at home and use exclusively for up to a year.
Viewforth toilets in fort William have been shut for the past two months after vandals smashed up cubicles and ripped fittings from the walls.
Walkers who are staying in Glen Nevis or Inverlochy can still use the original route if it better suits their plans.
Fort William student Adi Lev shares her story as part of Stroke Awareness Month.
A half day in-person visit to Fort William High Street attended by a panel of Academy of Urbanism members will take place on August 14.
With a new line-up, Skipinnish are returning to the West Coast for the festive season.
This cruise was slightly different to other Ponant Calls/Cruises as it was under charter with Vacaya - a vibrant and inclusive LGBT+ travel community.
Members of the Access to Construction, who are also pupils at Lochaber High School, and the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Scotland, courses got hands on.
The scheme aims to deliver safety and accessibility improvements for residents, visitors and businesses.
Inflated costs could put the kibosh on the annual trip to mark a long association between the world peace campaigner and Fort William.
The builders’ merchant also has outlets in Fort William and Lochgilphead
Iona Grant’s homecoming to Fort William after seven months stuck in a Nairn care home will be bitter sweet this week.