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Royal College of GPs eases stance on legalising assisted dying
The Royal College of Nursing’s governing council voted in 2009 to move to a neutral stance on assisted dying for ...
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Loch Ness Monster search, The Quest, to return for third year this spring with upgraded ROV submersibles and other kit such as bait traps
A new search for Nessie will take place in Loch Ness this May - after the Loch Ness Centre announced plans for upgraded tech ...
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Paw patrol! Furry cute new face set to be added to Police Scotland’s Highland team - it’s very first Giant Schnauzer, Hondo
The police look set to add a furry cute new addition to their Highland force - their first ever Giant Schnauzer pup!
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125-turbine offshore wind farm can bring ‘significant benefits to north of Scotland’
Highland councillors will raise no objection to West of Orkney Windfarm’s offshore plans at a site around 25km from the north ...
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IFS warns plans to mitigate two-child cap could harm incentives to work
A report said the SNP’s plans were a ‘cost-effective’ way to reduce child poverty but could see people earning more on welfare than in work.
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What the papers say – March 14
Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Friday 14 March https://t.co/5XnNkX534n ...
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What’s on in Sutherland this weekend and into next week
East Sutherland Bothy one-hour Walk and Talk on Monday. Meet at Duke Street, Golspie at 10am. Lairg Community Market at Lairg ...
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‘Weekend full of colour, crafts and friendship’: Dornoch holds 16th annual Fibre Fest
The event kicks off on Friday at 7.30pm in Dornoch Free Church with a talk “Sheep to Shawl” by renowned shepherd Jane Bissett ...
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Brora Rangers attacker Connor Bunce expects plenty more twists and turns in Highland League title race ahead of crunch clash with rivals Brechin City
The top two teams in the Highland League are deadlocked with seven games to go, but face off against each other this weekend.
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Public conveniences at Dornoch closed after devastating vandal attack
Local councillor Jim McGillivray is offering a £100 reward for information leading to the identification of the vandals.
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‘We are all dumbfounded at the needless damage’: Thieves break into Indian restaurant and takeaway in Brora
He posted on social media: “Thieves appear to have broken in through a window to the kitchen. It is such a senseless robbery, ...
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YOUR VIEWS: Allt an Tuir Environmental Impact Assessment Report ‘fundamentally flawed’; and a bed tax is commonplace in many countries.
As a consequence the EIAR cannot be said to have been prepared in accordance with the Electricity Works (Environmental Impact ...