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Womens Cancer Challenge 2018
Womens Cancer Challenge 2018 Lews Castle, Stornoway 10:00am, Saturday, 19 May 2018
Move More
Move More Western Isle is a programme aimed at helping islanders with long term conditions, including cancer, to benefit from being more physically active.
Gaelic Books Council Exhibition
Celebrate 50 years of the Gaelic Books Council, the lead organisation that supports Scottish Gaelic authors…
Traffic Regulation Orders (TRO) - Orders in Place
Department of Technical Services (Traffic Regulation Orders (TRO) - Orders in Place)
Community Council Elections 2019
A further round of nominations is being undertaken to fill the vacancies on the Community Councils as detailed in the Notice of Election. To stand or vote in the election you must reside in the local …
Safe Road Travel in the Outer Hebrides
Campaign to advise overseas drivers and motorcyclists on the correct use of ‘Single Track Roads’, to ‘Drive on the Left’ at all times, and to be especially mindful of the vulnerability of pedestrians…
Local Child Poverty Action Report
The Local Child Poverty Action Report has been integrated into our Anti-Poverty Strategy and, as well as providing background information and statistical information about poverty in the Western Isles,…
Notices of Accounts
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar and Western Isles Integration Joint Board Notices Of Accounts.
Public Consultation Outer Hebrides Ferry Services
Transport Scotland has commissioned Peter Brett Associates (PBA), now part of Stantec, to carry out a transport appraisal considering the long-term options for the ferry routes to, from and within the…
Best Start Grant
Best Start Grant - Social Security Scotland : Best Start Grant comprises two cash payments that you can apply for if you're a parent or a carer.
Iolaire Commemoration Exhibition
An exhibition commemorating the centenary of the loss of HMY lolaire on 1 January 1919 is open at Museum nan Eilean Lews Castle from 2 October 2018 until 4 May 2019
Commemorative Iolaire Tweed
Harris Tweed Hebrides, based in Shawbost, is commemorating the centenary of the loss of the Iolaire with the production of a special tweed in partnership with the Iolaire Working Group.