
Results 1 - 20 of 351 in Fort William, Scotland
Wicked man on the wall
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This visit was sparked off by a wholly unrelated incident. Recently I was interviewing the Scottish author William Dalrymple, asking him if a book on Calcutta was in the offing. Comment?
Gaelic aiming to get cool in 2010
GAELIC supporters have to find a way to make the language "cool" for youngsters if it is going to develop, according to a leading activist. Comment?
Police forces spend 1 2m every week on hire cars
By MARTYN McLAUGHLIN POLICE forces are spending half a million pounds a week hiring cars, figures revealed yesterday. Comment?
How road safety message is falling on deaf ears ... at police headquarters
By Charlotte Thomson POLICE drivers have been blamed for hundreds of crashes, including some in station car parks, costing taxpayers thousands of pounds. Comment?
To read this article in full you must have registered and have a Premium Content Subscription with the scotsman.com site. Comment?
Scottish avalanche victims were teachers new
Three climbers killed when they were swept up in a series of avalanches in Scottish mountains were named today. Comment?
Tulloch's foundations hold firm as stability returns to market
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Northern housebuilder Tulloch built and sold 35% more homes last year than in 2008, the company recently revealed. Comment?
Police are blamed for many crashes
CAR PARKING HAZARDS: Vehicles outside the Nelson Street police station in Aberdeen yesterday. Comment?
Three swept to their deaths as avalanches hit Highlands
Three climbers died and several others were injured in a spate of avalanches in the Highlands yesterday. Comment?
Three die in Highlands avalanches
Three climbers have been swept to their deaths as three separate avalanches hit the Highlands yesterday. Comment?
Two climbers killed by avalanche
Two climbers have been killed by an avalanche on the highest mountain in the UK. Comment?
Two climbers killed in Ben Nevis avalanches
Two climbers died and two others were injured after being swept away by a series of avalanches in Scotland's mountains. Comment?
Ben Nevis avalanche kills two climbers
Three other mountaineers injured in Scottish Highlands as weather produces freakishly dangerous conditions An avalanche on Ben Nevis has killed two climbers, police have confirmed. Comment?
Workplace accidents killed 26 Scots in 2008-09
Workplace accidents killed 26 people in Scotland over a recent 12-month period - with the Highlands and Glasgow accounting for the highest number, according to a watchdog. Comment?
As city's future rises, bits of past emerge
Part of a fence post which was removed from an area linked to the site of a 17th century stockade in Albany. Comment?
SHINTY Camanachd Cup winners Fort William could leave An Aird for half a season with urgent pitch works planned for their deteriorating ground. Comment?
Ice alert as temperatures plunge
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Motorists have been warned about icy conditions after temperatures dropped as low as -16C in Scotland. Comment?
Still at Keith helm, with King alongside
Long-serving Keith midfielder Darren Still has been confirmed as Maroons manager to succeed Martin Allan. Comment?
Great Britain junior mountain-running international Robbie Simpson will defend his title in tomorrow's Law Breaker hill race at Tillicoultry. Comment?
Snow Report: Save the pound. Go skiing on the Scottish slopes
This time last winter the ski industry was in meltdown. After a decade of growth, the economic downturn, coupled with the collapse of the pound, left tour operators with serious over-capacity. But we're told there'll be no repeat of the resulting mega-deals this winter, which included the first Bogof ski holidays. Comment?