An AI roadshow event is coming to Fort William’s Nevis Centre, to teach local people how to use the evolving technology.
Participants learn how to recognise a cardiac arrest, perform CPR, use a defibrillator, help someone who is choking and respond to severe bleeding.
‘Gaelic is alive and thriving’ – that was the resounding message from this year’s host city of the Royal National Mòd, as the ...
World Mental Health Day on October 10 carries a clear message: “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change”. For ...
As autumn paints our streets and countryside with shades of gold, red and amber, the changing season offers us more than ...
Lochgilphead Bowling Club raises £2,300 for Parkinson’s UK and Anthony Nolan in memory of Dougie Philand and Archie McVicar.
A pair of Tarbert high school sweethearts who recently celebrated 60 years of marriage were visited by the council Provost in one of her first official acts in the role. Mary and Walter Scott were ...
Concerns have been raised by Obanites about a group of men who have been seen camping opposite the flats on Alma Crescent for ...
News that the Campbeltown ferry will not return in 2027 is another bitter disappointment for Kintyre. Of course, Kintyre is not an island, and there is an understanding that communities dependent on ...
A Kintyre woman turned her 50th birthday celebrations into a fundraiser for Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA), raising ...
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