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Results Helpline to support pupils in Fife with SQA results

Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland

Results Helpline to support pupils in Fife with SQA results

Coverage: 2 sources

Young people in Fife can call a dedicated helpline offering expert advice to anyone receiving their full Higher, National, and Advanced results on Tuesday, 5 August 2025.See the Story

Gaelic Takes Root in The Outdoors at Lochaber Playscheme

Fort William · Fort William

Gaelic Takes Root in The Outdoors at Lochaber Playscheme

Children from Bun-Sgoil Ghàidhlig Loch Abar enjoyed a week of language, laughter and outdoor learning in Fort William, thanks to a special Gaelic medium playscheme run by Highland Council. Hosted by Stramash outdoor nursery, the initiative brought together pupils from Gaelic Medium Education in a rich and playful natural setting one where Gaelic was spoken freely and joyfully among friends. The programme was supported by Gaelic-speaking staff fr…See the Story

Non-Voters Urged to Act Now - The Warragul and Drouin Gazette

Highland, Scotland · Highland

Non-Voters Urged to Act Now - The Warragul and Drouin Gazette

Baw Baw Shire residents who have outstanding fines for failure to vote in last year's local council elections are being urged to act now. The Victorian Electoral Commission warned residents who receive a penalty reminder notice not to ignore it. The penalty notices, which residents may have received last week, now carry a fee of $29.20 in addition to the original $99 fine. Failure to act will see the matter referred to Fines Victoria. In April, …See the Story

New Bus Route to Boost Inverness Connections

A brand-new city bus service will launch in Inverness next month, offering a vital transport link for communities across Crown, Kingsmills and Wester Inshes. The new Service 100, operated by The Highland Council’s in-house bus team, will begin on Monday 4 August and run every weekday. Designed to restore essential connections following recent route changes by Stagecoach, the service will offer a reliable off-peak link between the city centre and…Inverness, Scotland · Inverness See the Story

Festival Travel Reminder as Belladrum Brings Temporary Road Changes

Festival season is calling, and with it comes the annual road reshuffle as Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival returns this summer. The Highland Council has announced a series of temporary traffic restrictions around Kiltarlity to help manage the flow of vehicles heading to and from the festival. Belladrum is set to run from Thursday 31 July to Saturday 2 August, with traffic measures in place from Thursday 17 July right through to Friday 8 August. …Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland See the Story

Timetable for Tain and Easter Ross By-Election Confirmed

Timetable for Tain and Easter Ross By-Election Confirmed - A Highland Council by-election is being held for Ward 7 Tain and Easter Ross following the resignation of Councillor Derek Louden.Tain · Tain Read Article

Final countdown for the Inverness Highland Games 2025

With the final countdown now on and preparations nearing completion ahead of the Inverness Highland Games this weekend, organisers are getting ready to warmly welcome locals and visitors.Inverness, Scotland · Inverness Read Article

Changes to services at Dornoch Service Point

Changes to services at Dornoch Service Point - Users and customers of Dornoch Service Point are being advised by The Highland Council that the way in which services are being delivered at the Service Point is changing.Dornoch · Dornoch Read Article

Plan Ahead for Inverness Highland Games as Road Closures Announced

Visitors heading to this year’s Inverness Highland Games are being urged to plan ahead, as a number of temporary road restrictions will be in place across the city on Saturday 12 July. The closures and parking limits will be active between 10am and 11.30pm, to ensure public safety throughout one of the city’s busiest summer events. Several routes near Bught Park will be closed to traffic, including parts of Bught Avenue, Bught Road and Ness Walk…Inverness, Scotland · Inverness See the Story

Milestone Reached in Development of Fort William Transport Plan

A major step forward has been taken in developing a long-awaited integrated transport plan (ITP) for Fort William with the appointment of consultants. The need for upgrades in the town to ease traffic congestion and improve journey times on the A82 and A830 has been an issue for many years. Congestion and its effect on journey times, which can be exacerbated by high seasonal volumes of traffic, are key concerns for people who live and work in Fo…Fort William · Fort William See the Story

Aviemore Sees Cycling Surge as More People Ditch Cars for Two Wheels

More people than ever are choosing bikes over cars in Aviemore, with a 53 percent jump in cycle journeys recorded over the first three months of 2025. The increase makes Aviemore one of 34 locations across Scotland where cycling levels rose by more than 30 percent compared to the same period last year. The B9152 route between Aviemore and Carrbridge saw the biggest shift locally, with 1,469 journeys counted from January to March, up from 963 the…Cycling · Aviemore See the Story

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