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Access issues
Coronavirus Update from Scottish Mountain Rescue
Scottish Mountain Rescue have issued the following statement: “Following recent reporting around the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, we want to take this opportunity to provide some updates on our current situation. Scottish Mountain Rescue teams are continually reviewing their action plans…
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Posted in Access issues, Walking News
Coul links plans rejected
The Scottish Government has today rejected plans to built an 18 hole golf course on the internationally protected Coul Links dune system, north of Dornoch. The plans had been opposed by environmental groups and charities, including Ramblers Scotland, Buglife, Butterfly…
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Posted in Access issues, Conservation
Peanmeanach Bothy to close as open shelter
Ardnish Estate, the owners of Peanmeanach bothy, have informed the Mountain Bothy Association that they have decided that Peanmeanach Bothy will cease to be an open access bothy with effect from early October this year, when it will be locked.…
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Posted in Access issues, Magazine
£5m for Highlands & Islands tourism projects
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