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A fleet of hi-tech drones will be deployed to the skies over the Scotland to ensure the mail gets to islanders on time.

Ten vehicle ferry operators provide all-year scheduled services in Scottish waters.

CALMAC has ended the emergency timetable brought in to deal with a surge in Covid-related absences - but one lifeline service remains suspended…

FERRY users are to be hit with more disruption after CalMac said it was extending its Covid essential services timetable by at least a further two…

FANCY an idyllic escape to an exotic island for your hols this year?Well luckily you don’t need to fly for 10 plus hours to the Maldives or the Cari

CALMAC has warned of further disruptions to lifeline ferry services with more than one in five staff now self-isolating due to Covid.

MINISTERS have been urged to act to bring to an end ferry chaos as fears have heightened over shortages of vital supplies through a raft of…

Students from the Scott Sutherland School at RGU are working with the South Uist community to create a more sustainable future.

Updated: July 21, 2021, 8:14 am Coming in to land on the beach runway at Barra. Tiny Barra Airport, the only terminal in the world where scheduled flights land on a tidal beach, is in line for a £2 million makeover. Its owner is aiming to create facilities worthy of the tourists who flock to the Outer Hebridean island to tick the experience off their ‘bucket lists,’ as well as residents that rely on it as a vital link to the mainland. But Highland and Islands Airports (Hial) has no plans t...

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