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âI enjoy life in the countryside againâ â artistâs life-long journey from Canton to Cawdor showcased in new exhibition (opens the original)
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More than 8600 miles separate the Nairnshire countryside from the remote town of Luzhai in the Guanxi province of China â a long journey which lies at the heart of a new exhibition of artworks in Nairn. With more than 90 paintings on show, it is the first solo exhibition for Cawdor-based artist Yung Ng. Now aged 50, Yung was born on her familyâs farm in Luzhai, against the backdrop of the majestic Guilin mountains. Raised amidst the widespread poverty that followed Chinaâs Cultural Revolut
Scout group could get £10k grant for community hall renovation (opens the original)
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An Inverness scout group could get £10,000 of funding in a bid to see its hall renovated and provide a better facility for community use. In their coming Monday meeting, members of the City of Inverness Area Committee will discuss grant applications â and the recommendation is to approve a £10,000 grant for the Inverness Crown Scout Group to renovate their Hall on Midmills Road. The total requested by 3rd Inverness (Crown) Scout Group was £12,750 however all the grant applicants are recomme
âCitizenship ceremony made me realise how much the Highlands and Scotland matter to meâ (opens the original)
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Almost exactly nine years ago, a 20-something, world-thirsty Italian landed on Scottish soil for the first time, walking wide-eyed around the city â Glasgow â which would become her new home, bringing with her a suitcase packed with books, clothing and â among some food items from the homeland â hopes for this new chapter of her life. That young woman, who had studied English since primary school and yet was somewhat despairing at trying to decipher the elusive local accent (something qu
Lib Dems warn of âcreaking and strainingâ fire service amidst staffing concerns in Highland stations (opens the original)
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Fire and rescue staff shortages in Highland stations are sparking concerns around the safety of rural communities â with three stations in the region having less than half the intended staff numbers. Figures published today by the Scottish Lib Dems and obtained through a series of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests show that stations like Lochinver, Durness, and Torridon have less than half the intended staff numbers â while Tongue has just two out of 12 possible members. Dingwall and Thu
Village music festival set to return with exciting weekend line-up (opens the original)
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A popular Moray Firth music festival is set to return next month with an exciting line up of performances and events for all ages. In September, Ardersier International Folk Club will be hosting its annual Folk Festival from Friday, September 18 until Sunday, September 20. âWe are very excited about this yearâs festival as we have an incredible line up of artistes and workshop leaders,â said club member George Livingstone. The festival will kick off with a ceilidh dance at 8pm in Ardersier
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