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Bad weather affects birdlife in the strath

Bad weather affects birdlife in the strath

Bad weather in the strath is having a detrimental impact on birdlife in the area, an expert has warned.


Weather affects birdlife in the strath

Weather affects birdlife in the strath

Weather changes in the Cairngorm National Park are having a detrimental impact on birdlife in the area, an expert has warned.


Weather dampens Highlands' air passenger figures

Weather dampens Highlands' air passenger figures

Passenger numbers at the region’s airports grew last month but the strong growth of recent times was dampened by unseasonable weather conditions.


Lorry fire closes A9 near Aviemore for the whole morning

Lorry fire closes A9 near Aviemore for the whole morning

Traffic is being diverted from the A9 at Granish Junction, Aviemore after a Co-op delivery lorry went on fire there shortly after midnight.


Sights, sounds and smells of steam age come to Boat of Garten

Sights, sounds and smells of steam age come to Boat of Garten

The sights, sounds and smells of the golden age of steam can be enjoyed on the Strathspey Railway this Saturday and Sunday at Boat of Garten Station.


Fans urged to back Castle Stuart event

Fans urged to back Castle Stuart event

GOLF fans from Badenoch and Strathspey and across the region are being urged to help give Castle Stuart the best chance of hosting the Aberdeen Asset…


Kings appear set to take league crown

Kings appear set to take league crown

THE Strathspey and Badenoch Welfare Football Association returned to league business last week as the season entered its final five games.


’More return to top of the table

’More return to top of the table

NEWTONMORE took advantage of Kyles Athletic’s fixture in the Camanachd Cup to make up their game in hand.


Santa Claus Land opens at Aviemore

Santa Claus Land opens at Aviemore

Santa Claus Land and the Aviemore Highland craft centre – the latest addition to the Aviemore Centre – were opened on Wednesday by Sir Andrew…


Badenoch photographer launches wildlife campaign

Badenoch photographer launches wildlife campaign

A “2020Vision” drawn up in the strath to help protect wildlife habitat in the UK has been unveiled at Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Gardens.


Colin Montgomerie one of Scotland's new ambassadors

Colin Montgomerie one of Scotland's new ambassadors

A host of Scotland's top golfers have been announced by the First Minister as official ClubGolf Ambassadors.


Modern day drovers complete ancient cattle route

Modern day drovers complete ancient cattle route

Crossing from Glenfeshie to the Minigaig Pass at 3000ft in thick mist was the biggest challenge for a group seeking to recreate an old cattle drovers…


Warning of scam letters circulating in the Highlands

Warning of scam letters circulating in the Highlands

Police in the Highlands have received reports from members of the public who have been sent scam letters trying to defraud them.


Lighter gas sold to underage volunteer in the Highlands

Lighter gas sold to underage volunteer in the Highlands

A fresh warning has gone out from Highland Council to retailers that it is an offence to sell cigarette lighter refills to anyone under the age of 18.


Police recover drugs haul in Inverness

Police recover drugs haul in Inverness

Police in Inverness have recovered suspected drugs with the street value of about £6,000.


Highland church leaders invited to same-sex marriage talks

Highland church leaders invited to same-sex marriage talks

A support group for the Highland gay community will invite church leaders – who are angry at the prospect of same-sex marriage –…


Highland Council set to welcome Scottish golf fans

Highland Council set to welcome Scottish golf fans

The Highland Council is gearing up to play its part in the latest big event to take place in the area – the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open.


Dalwhinnie Primary School closes because of falling roll

Dalwhinnie Primary School closes because of falling roll

One of the smallest schools in Scotland has had to close its doors, ending 134 years of history and leaving a gaping hole in the community.


Public anger grows at banking scandal

Public anger grows at banking scandal

EVEN the Banks have bunting out on the Grantown High Street as we celebrate the Jubilee, Olympics and life in general this summer.


Police find missing child in Inverness

Police find missing child in Inverness

Police have called off a large-scale search for a missing child in Inverness, involving police officers, search teams and the British Red Cross and Coastguard,…


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