Digging into our deep past at Achtercairn

Issue 10 is out now for download or purchase.

In our lead story we hear from Corinna Annetts, the Curator at Gairloch Museum. She fills us in on what archaelogists found at a recent dig at an Achtercain round house, and what ancient history means for our present-day community.

Also in this issue:

• Holiday pods face planning hurdles
• Better broadband: what, where and when?
• Liz Kraft: “We need a Scottish Visa”
• Church to be converted to home
• Inverewe receives RHS nomination
• Kyle trains improve as ticket prices fall
• Big boost for Screen Machine cinema
• Peter Cunningham on native wildflowers and invasive species
• What’s On guide
• Drought: Help for people with private water supplies

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