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Harris Development Limited secures funding for Scalpay School transformation
Bryony Coram - Development Officer, Harris Development Limited Harris Development Limited was awarded £62,040 to transform the former...
Sep 2, 2024


Almanac: Crios Chù Chulainn
Le Fañch Bihan-Gallic Aig an àm seo den bhliadhna, bidh oir an rothaid làn de na lusan àrda, tiugha, geala air a bheil “crios Chù...
Aug 19, 2024


Tea break: Gemma Campbell
In our regular feature, we join a local for a tea break, and find out how they spend their time - and their time off. This week we...
Aug 19, 2024


Fishing exhibition in Scalpay keeps attracting visitors
Comunn Eachdraidh Scalpaigh - Scalpay Historical Society “Our Fishing Heritage” is in its 4th week at the Scalpay Community Centre. We...
Aug 19, 2024


Almanac: Uamhan na Hearadh
Le Fañch Bihan-Gallic Tha cruth-tìre nan Eilean làn clachan is creagan, anns a nochdas uamhan tric gu leòr. ’S fhiach mothachadh gu bheil...
Aug 5, 2024


Tea break of superheroes
In this special edition of the Tea break, we bring you exclusive interviews with the youngest of local superheroes. Claire, 13: To...
Aug 5, 2024


The South Harris Agricultural Show arrives
It was the much-anticipated South Harris Agricultural Show yesterday, Tuesday 30 July. The event, always a highlight in the summer...
Aug 5, 2024


A special Garden Party attended by Harris representatives
Each year, the Royal Family invites over 30,000 guests to a Garden Party to meet with people who have made a positive impact in their...
Jul 22, 2024


Tea break: George Owens
In our regular feature, we join a local for a tea break, and find out how they spend their time - and their time off. This week we...
Jul 22, 2024


The Barber of Tarbert: Looking back at the local hair salon
Tarbert newcomers might easily overlook the inconspicuous building across from the Waterside Café. However, the small pretty sign that...
Jul 22, 2024


Tea break: Tom Thorpe
In our regular feature, we join a local for a tea break, and find out how they spend their time - and their time off. This week we...
Jul 8, 2024


Almanac: Na Lusan a dh’itheas feòil
Le Fañch Bihan-Gallic Bidh a’ mhòinteach làn de na flùraichean beaga as t-samhradh, agus chithear dathan gu leòr ann, gu h-àraidh san...
Jul 8, 2024


Your island, my island, and our shared story
In the last week of June, Harris welcomed transnational youth exchange participants from Barbados. The exchange is part of the Shared...
Jul 8, 2024


Tea break: Louisa MacDougall
In our regular feature, we join a local for a tea break, and find out how they spend their time - and their time off. This week we...
Jun 26, 2024


Harris Shinty keeps growing
Shinty after-school sessions have started at Sir E Scott School. The sessions, which are open to all P3 to P7 children, will be running...
Jun 26, 2024


A green thumbs-up to two local groups
Tarbert in Bloom organised its first-ever Farmers’ Market on a rainy Saturday last week. In addition to plants, passers-by got the chance...
Jun 26, 2024


Tea break: Corina MacInnes
In our regular feature, we join a local for a tea break, and find out how they spend their time - and their time off. This week we...
Jun 24, 2024


National Census: Reflecting on the Gaelic data
By Fañch Bihan-Gallic Seo sinn! After over 2 years of waiting, we finally have the data from the Scottish National Census for Gaelic. The...
Jun 24, 2024


From sporadic house lights to lack of childcare: The Harris Forum Spotlight Sessions
By David Macdonald - Harris Forum The Harris Forum, in partnership with Community, Learning & Development and the Community Councils,...
Jun 24, 2024


Debut author visits 22 bookshops and libraries in 22 hours
Local children’s author Louisa MacDougall has celebrated the launch of her first book with a race-against-the-clock tour of 22 libraries...
Jun 24, 2024
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