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Highland tourism businesses offered help to set up climate action plans - Vimarsana News

Highland tourism businesses offered help to set up climate action plans

Tourism businesses across in the north are being helped to consider how they can tackle climate change by having a climate action plan.

Four years in the making: Armadale Pier project is now complete - Vimarsana News

Four years in the making: Armadale Pier project is now complete

The project has long been planned to improve traffic management flows at Armadale Pier, which is now open to the public.

'Varied, ambitious and innovative' project bids secure share of £450K community regeneration funding from Highland Council Isle of Skye and Raasay committee - Vimarsana News

'Varied, ambitious and innovative' project bids secure share of £450K community regeneration funding from Highland Council Isle of Skye and Raasay committee

Funding bids were oversubscribed and a veteran councillor hailed the 'varied, ambitious and innovative' projects supported.

North west Sutherland depopulation project secures share of support from Crown Estate Scotland's £970K Sustainable Communities Fund - Vimarsana News

North west Sutherland depopulation project secures share of support from Crown Estate Scotland's £970K Sustainable Communities Fund

A project to investigate opportunities for seaweed harvesting and processing in north west Sutherland has secured over £32,000.

Evanton and Gairloch projects secure share of support from Crown Estate Scotland's £970K Sustainable Communities Fund - Vimarsana News

Evanton and Gairloch projects secure share of support from Crown Estate Scotland's £970K Sustainable Communities Fund

A PROJECT to make a long-established Easter Ross hall a 'viable community asset' has secured over £28,000.