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- Aug 7, 2026
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âComing around the final corner gave us goosebumpsâ - Friends canoe 60 mile Caledonian Canal for charity (opens the original)
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Two friends from Tain and Forres canoed 60 miles up the Caledonian Canal in high winds and rain to raise funds for charity. Despite having no canoeing experience, health and safety manager Murray Kennedy and operations manager Daniel Hill took on the three-day challenge to support the Scottish Wildlife Trust and Macmillan Cancer Support. âThis was our first time in a canoe but I had some sea kayaking experience,â said Daniel. âBut in terms of doing anything like this over distance and out
ScotRail services between Inverness and Aberdeen resume (opens the original)
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Signalling faults causing chaos for train travellers between Inverness and Aberdeen have been fixed. Network Rail Scotland has confirmed that the issue was remedied at around 11.15am, allowing trains on the line to run again. A Network Rail spokesperson said: âWeâve fixed the signal fault. ScotRail services between Aberdeen and Inverness are being reintroduced, with local services (Inverness-Elgin and Montrose/Aberdeen â Inverurie) to follow. âWeâre sorry if your journeyâs been disru
âWeâre doing as much as possible to spread the wordâ - Flow Park protests on the beach and at summer events (opens the original)
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A group campaigning against a proposed industrial storage facility off the coast of Findhorn held another awareness-raising session on the villageâs north shore. No To The Moray Firth FLOW-Park organised âYoga By The Seaâ on Saturday, July 11 attended by more than 30 people protesting Offshore Solutions Group (OSG) plans for a facility in the Moray Firth designed to temporarily anchor massive floating offshore wind turbine foundations. No to the Flow spokesman Alastair Macdonald confirmed
âFantastic Forresâ authors publish âIncredible Invernessâ (opens the original)
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The second in a series of children's history books by local authors is focused on the the Highland capital. Having published âFantastic Forresâ in 2023, Ewen Watson and illustrator Sathya Schlösser have followed up with âIncredible Invernessâ, launched at Inverness Farmers Market on July 4. âThe book is the new entry in the Morag & Hamish series exploring Scotland,â explained Ewen. âWe plan a new one each year tackling each of the country's cities to educate children about local h
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