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HIAL board sums up how quangos have been turned against people Brian Wilson

People
EU citizens have just a few days left to apply to stay in Scotland By The Newsroom

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Transport plan that rejects island needs Brian Wilson

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CalMac admit - Loch Seaforth out for at least six weeks Brian Wilson

People
A tale of two islands Brian Wilson

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Iolaire tweed adorns council chamber Murray Macleod

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New poll shows no support for more fish farms around Scotland John A. MacInnes

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longest serving councillor takes on a new role as vice chairman John A. MacInnes

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New bill is aimed at protecting sheep and other livestock from dog attacks John A. MacInnes

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Candidate calls for Outer Hebrides food brand Murray MacLeod

Education
Islanders urged to help charity By The Newsroom

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Councillor has joined Alba party citing it's his duty and a privilege. John A. MacInnes

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£22 million fund for peatland restoration projects is open until September for a... John A. MacInnes

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The Western Isles Council has confirmed that swimming pool facilities are all se... John A. MacInnes

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Comhairle agrees grants for two Western Isles housing agencies Peter Urpeth

People
Comhairle's live ceilidhs are drawing to a close, with a live finale on April 30... John A. MacInnes

Business
The council will discuss the possibility of a future tunnel linking Benbecula to... Peter Urpeth

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Don't forget, you must be registered before you can vote. John A. MacInnes

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Scottish Crofting Federation boss applauds government officials John A. MacInnes

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Gazette columnist Alasdair Allan writes his final column before the elections in... Alasdair Allan

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SNP hit back at Labour's call for a public apology John A. MacInnes

Business
Gavin Berkeneger has been selected by the Western Isles Conservative and Unionis... John A. MacInnes

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Island tourism-based businesses are worried that government uncertainty will cos... Peter Urpeth

Education
Bernera School may be mothballed if councillors agree to a report on its roll. Peter Urpeth

People
A year of reflection from council leader By The Newsroom

Business
Could subsidised fares once more be reality on two ferry routes? Peter Urpeth

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Council slam CalMac over the loss of local jobs but CalMac hits back. John A. MacInnes

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Councillors will vote on funding deal for town centre fund Peter Urpeth

Business
Abattoir charges may be set to increase say Comhairle John A. MacInnes

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Comhairle look at the challenges of increased tourism on the islands Peter Urpeth

Lifestyle
Scotland Office minister Iain Stewart talks about the UK Government Islands Grow... By The Newsroom

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Transport for Scotland tell HIAL to keep talking over ATC plans. Peter Urpeth