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News published April 2012
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‘Adopt an intern’ promoted in the Highlands by graduates
Published 24 Apr 2012Two graduate interns have been recruited in the Highlands to spread the word about a nationwide ‘Adopt an Intern’ programme, which offers unemployed graduates valuable, paid work experience with e
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Latha fiosrachaidh mun Ghàidhlig airson an teaghlaich
Published 24 Apr 2012Read this in English
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Tain “devastated” at loss of pupil
Published 23 Apr 2012Northern Constabulary has confirmed that the body found on Friday afternoon in woods at Edderton, East Ross, is that of missing Moyra Liz As-Chainey, a fifth year pupil at Tain Royal Academy.
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Gaelic information day for the family
Published 23 Apr 2012Leugh sa Ghàidhlig
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Drug warning in Fort William
Published 23 Apr 2012Issued by Multi-Agency
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Missing Tain Royal Academy pupil
Published 20 Apr 2012Moyra Liz As-Chainey is in her fifth year at school and is a pupil at the 500-pupil Tain Royal Academy. She is presently preparing for her SQA examinations.
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Voters reminded to mark their Council Election ballot papers with numbers
Published 20 Apr 2012Returning Officer Alistair Dodds (centre) is eager that voters use numbers and not a cross on their ballot papers at the forthcoming Council elections on 3 May. He is pictured with Andy O’Neill, l
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Stromeferry By-pass reopening on Monday 23 April confirmed
Published 18 Apr 2012The Highland Council has confirmed that the A 890 road between Lochcarron and Kyle/Plockton will reopen to all traffic for 24-hour movement from Monday 23 April, with only minor delays to allow the re
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Highland Council reaffirms its position to refuse the Invergordon Waste to Energy Power Plant application
Published 18 Apr 2012The Highland Council's North Planning Applications Committee has confirmed the reasons why the council refused an application from Combined Power and Heat (Highlands) Limited to erect a residual was
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Highland brings soil experts ‘down to earth'
Published 18 Apr 2012This May, people in Highland will get an opportunity to take part in a Festival with a difference. The Highland Soil Biodiversity Festival comprises nine days of illustrated talks, field visits and