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One costly round brings Stewart's campaign to an end

One costly round brings Stewart's campaign to an end

GRANTOWN golfer Duncan Stewart's season has said his performance in Ireland has almost summed up his entire season.


Wildlife park savours more roaring success

Wildlife park savours more roaring success

A BADENOCH attraction has had a year to remember after being voted the best family day out in Scotland and seeing visitor numbers soar by a staggering…


Bill could be £17m for bike-friendly Aviemore

Bill could be £17m for bike-friendly Aviemore

WHERE there's a wheel there may be a £17 million way.


Pool cash row results in grey days for OAPs

Pool cash row results in grey days for OAPs

A GROUP of pensioners with mobility and health problems have been left devastated by the loss of their aquacise classes at Macdonald Aviemore pool as…


'Park your charges at The Square'

'Park your charges at The Square'

BUSINESS leaders in Grantown are mounting a campaign to get Highland Council to revisit traffic management and parking changes made recently in The Square.


Aviemore windsurfer to take on world's best juniors

Aviemore windsurfer to take on world's best juniors

TEENAGE sailing sensation Islay Watson is ready to take on the world's best young windsurfers at the Youth Olympic Games.


No time set for return of Cairngorm railway

No time set for return of Cairngorm railway

THERE are serious concerns in the strath that businesses could close and jobs be lost if there is no quick solution to getting the Cairngorm funicular…


RSPB claims A9 dualling road to nowhere for birds

RSPB claims A9 dualling road to nowhere for birds

RSPB Scotland has major concerns that the proposed A9 dual carriageway will wreak havoc on one of Europe's most important natural floodplain for birds.


Champions right to the final whistle of season

Champions right to the final whistle of season

NEWTONMORE manager PJ Mackintosh was delighted with his team's performance at Kyles Athletic with victory there rounding off a season to remember in perfect…


Highland Council welcomes tourism tax consultation plans

Highland Council welcomes tourism tax consultation plans

THE Scottish Government's announcement of a consultation on the introduction of a tourist tax has been welcomed by Highland Council.


Time to tap into healthier lifestyle

Time to tap into healthier lifestyle

Scottish Government Viewpoint


A9 reopens by Carrbridge after two-car crash

A9 reopens by Carrbridge after two-car crash

A SERIOUS two-car crash near Carrbridge closed the A9 trunk road in both directions for nearly two hours this afternoon.


New safety concerns close Cairngorm funicular for several weeks

New safety concerns close Cairngorm funicular for several weeks

The Cairngorm funicular railway has stopped operating as a safety precaution while further investigations are carried out into new concerns raised in…


Beam problems could put future of funicular at risk

Beam problems could put future of funicular at risk

SERIOUS concerns have been raised about the lifespan of the £20 million Cairngorm funicular following shock findings in a safety report on the attraction.


Late Spey flood alerts endangering livestock

Late Spey flood alerts endangering livestock

A WORRIED Kingussie equestrian believes that flood warnings along parts of the River Spey in the strath may need to be reviewed after his horses were…


Village wins its fight for speed reductions

Village wins its fight for speed reductions

A BADENOCH village is celebrating the promise of reduced traffic speed of 30mph on its main road after years of campaigning – and just in time for…


New foundations are being laid by council

New foundations are being laid by council

HIGHLAND Council has handed over the first 10 new houses in Grantown – the first to be built by the local authority in the town for a generation.


Swim campaign supported by international delegates

Swim campaign supported by international delegates

THERE was plenty of support from across Europe for Aviemore's SOS campaign 2018 to reinstate affordable swimming for locals at the Macdonald Aviemore…


Speyside line's last driver dies

Speyside line's last driver dies

THE last train driver to work the Speyside railway line has passed away aged 94.


Eilan legend's hand is forced in title triumph

Eilan legend's hand is forced in title triumph

NEWTONMORE have made it an incredible eight Premiership league crowns in the past nine seasons after seeing off a second half fight back by a spirited…


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