Uniqueness
Local halls have been busy running events and keeping halls open despite the recent energy price hike Crofting, a land tenure unique to the Scottish […]
From the Editor
A letter from the Editor of the Kyle Chronicle presenting the issue and giving a short summary of some featured articles.
Challenges
This is a busy time of year for the Kyle of Sutherland communities with many events planned for the summer Our cover features an interview
Looking back to move forward
Some of the new projects in our area are all about preserving skills of the past while looking at the future Our front page in
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Support local businesses
Buying your Christmas gifts from local shops and suppliers supports the local economy and it’s also eco friendly The current cost of living crisis does
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Inspiring stories
More than 24 people have contributed to this issue. I am proud to belong to such vibrant community I am glad to present this issue
Things worth celebrating
With so many activities restarting this summer after a long hiatus, this summer 2022 is bound to be exhilarating This summer, starting with the Queen’s
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Protecting the environment
In this Spring edition, nature features strongly, from tree planting and peat restoration, to addressing waste and community food growing The Riverwoods project is our
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Appreciation
Our communities are very active – there are so many projects and activities to look forward to this winter I am very happy to present
Things to do this season
This issue is full of ideas on how to enjoy our time outside: paddleboarding, gardening, bird watching… With shorter days and the kids –thankfully– back
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Amazing “normal”
Maybe there will be some aspects of our lockdown lives that we will want to keep At the beginning of June, seeing things getting back