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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Andrew Thomson

    Archives and former World War One drill hall destroyed in blaze (opens the original)

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    A former World War One drill hall which housed historic archives, including old photographs, has been destroyed in a fire. The building in Coigach, north of Ullapool, had later served as a village hall before it was recently turned into a heritage centre. The property was gutted by an early morning blaze on Monday. Iain Muir, chairman of Coigach Heritage, said a "considerable amount" of archives had been lost. It was built as a hall for training soldiers in World War One before being used as a v

  2. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Andrew Thomson

    Concerned Caithness surfers say sewage is making them sick (opens the original)

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    A surfing club in Caithness says people have been getting sick due to sewage regularly being spilled into the sea. The North Shore Surf Club (NSSC), based in Thurso, has had to cancel some children's lessons this year due to health fears. Caithness is one of the world's top cold water surfing spots but people, including children, have reported getting sickness and diarrhoea symptoms after going into the water. The Scottish government said Scottish Water had invested heavily in improving and main

  3. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Andrew Thomson

    Invergordon museum refused grants to buy £3.1m marble artwork (opens the original)

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    A museum attempting to raise more than £3m to buy an 18th Century sculpture says it has been refused funding. The marble bust of Sir John Gordon made by French artist Edmé Bouchardon is in the process of being sold by Highland Council. Invergordon Naval Museum and Heritage Centre wants the artwork to remain in Invergordon, a town in Easter Ross named after Gordon's family. But two heritage funds say they cannot support the purchase because their publicly funded grants cannot be used to enable th

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