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Hopes for a rethink over Harris marina rent

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Crofting Commission rules out townships’ wind aspirations

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Regeneration boost for Balivanich

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Housing Day focus on young people

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Looking to score a new football pitch for North Tolsta

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Rise in complaints about Comhairle services but levels remain low

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Harris road partly reopens after landslide

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Booklet produced on Iolaire Memorial Project

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Coming to aid of cargo vessel

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Shirley-Anne Somerville says the payments represent a historic moment.

Putting more money in carers’ pockets

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Quarter of teens disregard warnings to stay away from railway lines

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Ali Benaun, Sexual Assault, Timperley, Court Widnes. https://crimestoppers-uk.org/most-wanted/most-wanted-detail/?AppealId=50782

Britain’s Most Wanted list: sexual crimes

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Millions of pounds stolen through cyber enabled crime in Scotland

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Glasgow High Court.

Serial rapist sentenced at High Court

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Zara has winning design

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Scott Henderson and Jumptart director Don Galloway are pictured with the Linlithgow Academy team.

On the road to Singapore

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Sciennes Primary School

Sciennes school playground battle backed by city chiefs

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A new play commemorating the Iolaire disaster will be performed by the participants of the Gaelic Summer School in Plockton this week.

Iolaire Disaster commemorated at Gaelic Drama Summer School

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Prizewinners from Sgoil an Taobh Siar

Picture Gallery - School Prizegivings

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Crofting Commission rules out townships’ wind aspirations

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Regeneration boost for Balivanich

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MSP Donald Cameron is concerned about additional costs to the public purse due to the build delays.

No information on cost update for delayed ferries

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Fears over economic impact of grant cuts

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Looking to navigate a better course for Islands’ ferries

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Western Isles Labour candidate for the next Westminster election, Alison MacCorquodale, has blasted the Scottish Government over the clawback.

Calmac lose out for good performance reveal Labour

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The picture shows some of the group from Lewis and Harris who were in Inverness for the rally.

Islanders join Inverness Independence March

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Mr MacNeil speaks in the Westminster Hall debate on fishing last week.

MP Column- ‘Scotland is not a priority for the UK Government’

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Waving them off to big school

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Looking to score a new football pitch for North Tolsta

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Donald Mackay, who has been involved in leading the Lewis Wind Power (LWP) projects in Lewis, sets out his view to the Gazette of how these developments can be the catalyst to unlock a thriving future for the Islands. He is pictured giving his keynote speech at the Lews Castle College UHI graduation ceremony.

Finding the right balance for energy creation in the Islands

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Western Isles MSP Alasdair Allan recently visited the Shiant Isles to see the results of the recovery project.

Islands MSP sees first hand the fruits of Shiants recovery

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Anyone who does not have internet acces can pay over the phone or face-to-face in locality offices before 3.30pm on Friday, July 20. The deadline for online registration is midnight on Sunday

Registration deadline looming for new garden waste service

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Scottish tradesmen: it’s your call to help children

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Face of the campaign...Scottish transplant recipient Gordon Hutchinson visited the illuminated SSE Hydro in a bid to encourage people across Scotland to join the NHS Organ Donor Register.

We need everybody in Scotland on NHS Organ Donor Register

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Floral tributes...have become all too commonplace on the Scottish road network but the statistics here do offer some hope for the future.

Scottish roads still cut short far too many lives

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Turning a blind eye to 10,000 deaths in Scotland

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MSP Rhoda Grant welcomed the new information, but stressed that more detail was needed about where the trial would be based and how it would be run.

Welcome for news regarding screening for Strep B infections

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