Tag: February 2026
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Old Lochmaddy School all set for new season
Old Lochmaddy School is gearing up for the coming year with a series of changes to encourage both visitors and…
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Table tennis back and on the rise!
We’ve had an amazing first year at North Uist Table Tennis Group.
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The new front line
The sight of US military aircraft taking off and landing at Benbecula and Stornoway airports this month has heralded a…
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Call for screening as islands confirmed hotspot for haemochromatosis
People from the Outer Hebrides are among those with the highest risk of developing a genetic disease that causes a…
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Crofters pleased with scanning results
Scanning can be a nervous time for crofters. Have the tups worked? How many ewes are empty? We chatted to…
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Croitearachd is cabadaich
North Uist Agricultural Society invited over 60s and their families to Hosta Hall on 10 January 2026 to enjoy some…
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Snow day fun brings winter cheer to Trianaid
North Uist Community Council organised its second snowman competition recently, bringing a welcome burst of cheer after a spell of…
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Keep speaking out on local authority funding
It turns out quite a few of us haven’t given up on consultations entirely.
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James steps up as new lead singer for Skippinish
James Stewart from Grimsay has been announced as the new lead singer for the band Skippinish.
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