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- Sep 29, 2026
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Three month old rare snow leopard cub Indra has to be put to sleep at Highland Wildlife Park (opens the original)
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Snow leopard cub Indra has had to be put to sleep at the Highland Wildlife Park after being diagnosed with an incurable bone condition. Indra was placed under close observation last week when keepers noticed that he had developed a limp. He underwent a series of medical examinations at the wildlife park by Kincraig before owners the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland vets carried out further tests and specialist assessments. PICTURES: Two adorable snow leopards born at Highland Wildlife Park h
Radical shake-up to how Highland Council will keep roads clear this winter (opens the original)
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There has been a radical shake-up in the way that Highland Council will keep its local roads network clear of snow this winter. The local authority is mothballing its current ageing fleet of gritters and snowploughs and will instead hire in vehicles. Council road bosses have said they expect a significant improvement in operations as a result. The dedicated new fleet of gritters will be on a three-year seasonal hire agreement with North Yorkshire firm Econ Engineering. The Ripon-based business i
New equipment brings specialist bowel assessments closer to home for Highlands patients (opens the original)
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Patients across the Highlands are set to benefit from faster access to specialist bowel assessments closer to home thanks to a generous donation from Friends of Raigmore Hospital. A donation of £37,340 has enabled NHS Highland's colorectal service to purchase portable specialist equipment used to assess bowel function and help diagnose conditions such as faecal incontinence. For the first time, this type of equipment will be available in the region allowing more patients to receive specialist a
Scotlandâs wildfire response cannot run on goodwill alone, rural businesses warn after Cairngorms devastation (opens the original)
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A new report has warned that Scotland is being dangerously exposed to major wildfire and that the response can no longer rely on goodwill. It was commissioned by the Scottish Government into the Glenmore-Strathnety fire and confirmed that more than 3,300 hectares (33 square kilometres) of the precious habitat had been destroyed by the fire which burned for more than a month. The report also reveals that more than 40 businesses and organisations and £6.4 million of private-sector equipment was i
Dedicated link for walkers and cyclists between Aviemore and Carrbridge finally gets the green light (opens the original)
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A safe dedicated link between Aviemore and Carrbridge for walkers, bikers and other non-motorised users in the offing for the best part of a decade has finally been given the green light. The Aviemore to Carrbridge non-motorised user (ACNMU) project was granted permission by the Cairngorms National Park Authorityâs planning committee members at their meeting earlier today at Grantown headquarters. Applicants the Scottish Government agency Transport Scotland has described the decision as a âp
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