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1 Freshwater Blue-Green Algal Bloom
Recent samples taken at Loch Ordais, South Bragar have indicated the presence of blue-green algae.
2 Goathill Turf Cutting
Earlier today, we were delighted to welcome Kevin Stewart MSP, Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning, to formally mark the commencement of the Goathill Farm Care and Housing Development,…
3 Planning Application
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar has issued a statement on a planning application in connection with a proposed Spaceport at Scolpaig, North Uist.
4 Natwest International Island Games XVIII Gibraltar 2019
The 2019 WIIGA Squad flew back to Stornoway following a successful and thoroughly enjoyable week of high-level international competition at the NatWest International Island Games XVIII Gibraltar 2019.
5 Freshwater Blue-Green Algal Bloom
Recent samples taken at Loch nan Ritheanan, Keose have indicated the presence of blue-green algae.
6 High Levels of Shellfish Toxin - East and West Loch Roag
Monitoring work undertaken on behalf of Food Standards Scotland has identified raised levels of shellfish toxins in East and West Loch Roag.
7 New Care and Housing Development at Goathill Farm
Over the next three years, the land adjacent to Goathill Farm will be transformed providing a new care facility for Lewis and affordable housing for residents of Stornoway.
8 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,…
9 WIIGA Kit Presentation
WIIGA’s main sponsor, The Scottish Salmon Company, today presented the WIIGA squad with their kit for the upcoming NatWest International Island Games in Gibraltar. The team of 34 athletes plus management,…
10 Information on Bus Services Redesign
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar has today issued further information in relation to the Redesign of Public Bus Services.
11 Traffic Regulation Orders (TRO) - Proposals for Comment
Department of Technical Services (Traffic Regulation Orders (TRO) - Proposals for Comment)
12 Levels of Shellfish Toxin Back to Safe Levels
Monitoring work undertaken on behalf of Food Standards Scotland has identified that the high levels of shellfish toxins identified in West Loch Roag in Lewis on 13 June 2019 have returned to safe levels.