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Ask someone south of the border for their thoughts on Scottish cuisine and they’ll inevitably offer up thoughts of two Gaelic gastronomic inventions: haggis and deep-fried Mars bars.  Despite the wealth of produce available – and exported – from the country, Scottish fare has struggled to shake its tartan-clad clichés Despite the wealth of produce available

Whale beachings are on the rise in the UK, but humans aren’t necessarily to blame

Stornoway is sharing the spoils of a thriving global cruise industry in a record-breaking season for the Lewis port.

Outgoing transport minister Kevin Stewart has ordered a CalMac rethink into how it organises the nations ageing ferries in the wake of a major…

ISLANDERS are calling for the First Minister to intervene quickly on the nations ferry crisis - after the transport minister Kevin Stewart quit as…

THE full programme has been revealed for this year’s Hebrides International Film Festival (HIFF), which will screen a range of new and archive…

Hundreds of islanders turn out for a protest on South Uist following CalMacs decision to cancel most ferry sailings.

Community-run distiller famed for its gin to unveil first whisky

WE seem to be in one of those self-lacerating moments in Scottish life...

​It’s the announcement that many in the whisky world, and indeed in the islands, were awaiting… the formal launch of The Hearach, the new single malt from the Isle of Harris Distillery in Tarbert.