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Monday, 12th May 2008
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Ten Isles' Post offices for the chop
POST Office Ltd has today (May 9) announced its decision on the future of branches across the Western Isles.
Nicolson Rector confirmed
KEVIN Trewartha has been confirmed as Rector of The Nicolson Institute on a permanent basis.
Prime Minister 'out of touch' on fuel
SNP Westminster Transport spokesperson, and MP for Na h-Eileanan an Iar, Angus MacNeil, has branded Prime Minister Gordon Brown 'out of touch' after he said petrol cost £1.10 a litre.
Edinburgh News
ONE would naturally think that it would be beneficial for parents to have a choice as to which school to send their children to, but it's strange how matters develop when the choice is so open.
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Major drugs seizure in Stornoway
Climate change set to destroy Salmon?
Holyrood's Audit Committee Finds "Serious Failures" Within Western Isles Health Board
Benbecula gym is ready
Bethesda VAT issue at Numer 10
HOPE FOR HARRIS TWEED WORKERS
Forestry workers lose their jobs
Government will support tweed workers
Demand for peat tools on the up and up
Developers to meet with Energy Minister
Bid to win the public's backing
Stepping over history
Weavers have strong views on how the Harris Tweed industry is run
New owners to take on Lochmaddy Hospital
Stronger protection for rural schools
Lewis software tools will be showcased
MSP seeking urgent meeting with mill owner
Edinburgh News
Weavers have strong views on Harris Tweed industry
Redundancies in Harris Tweed
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