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Eerie tradition or eyesore? The Clootie Well clean-up row

Hundreds of rags which had been tied to trees at a Highlands "healing well" have been removed by a mystery person.

Black isleUnited kingdomDavid alstonPaul hibberdMhairi moffatClootie wellLand scotland

NC500 Gairloch and Glen Affric among projects set for £2 6m funding boost

THEY are beautiful corners of Scotland that in normal times, draw thousands of visitors.

United kingdomWest lothianPerth and kinrossGlen affricRiver tayDoune castleMalcolm rougheadIvan mckeeFran creeArgyll buteMoray speysideAngus forbesHarry potterPaul hibberdMoray councilInfrastructure committee

£2 6m funding to boost visitor experience and impact at tourist hotspots

THEY are beautiful corners of Scotland that in normal times, draw thousands of visitors.

United kingdomWest lothianPerth and kinrossGlen affricRiver tayDoune castleMalcolm rougheadIvan mckeeFran creeArgyll buteMoray speysideAngus forbesHarry potterPaul hibberdMoray councilInfrastructure committee

Visitors to Ben Wyvis advised to have a backup plan due to growing visitor numbers

Visitors to Ben Wyvis advised to have a back-up plan due to growing visitor numbers Updated: 17/05/2021, 10:04 am © Supplied by FLS Visitors to Ben Wyvis are being urged to plan ahead and have a back-up plan if the car park is too busy when they arrive. Walkers have started parking on the roadside instead, which Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) fears could cause an accident. Visitor numbers to Ben Wyvis have increased following the easing of lockdown restrictions Paul Hibberd, visitor services manager at FLS said: “The NNR and Ben Wyvis are really popular sites and have become busier in the last year, but the capacity of the car park is limited. This means that there are a growing number of occasions where people arrive to find that there are no spaces so some will just park at roadside.

Easter rossUnited kingdomBen wyvisPaul hibberdPost thumbnailLand scotlandஈஸ்டர் ரோஸ்ஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்பால் ஹிப்பரர்ட்நில ஸ்காட்லாந்து

Visitors to Ben Wyvis advised to have a back-up plan due to growing visitor numbers

Visitors to Ben Wyvis advised to have a back-up plan due to growing visitor numbers Updated: May 17, 2021, 10:24 am © Supplied by FLS Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Visitors to Ben Wyvis are being urged to plan ahead and have a back-up plan if the car park is too busy when they arrive. Walkers have started parking on the roadside instead, which Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) fears could cause an accident. Visitor numbers to Ben Wyvis have increased following the easing of lockdown restrictions Paul Hibberd, visitor services manager at FLS said: “The NNR and Ben Wyvis are really popular sites and have become busier in the last year, but the capacity of the car park is limited. This means that there are a growing number of occasions where people arrive to find that there are no spaces so some will just park at roadside.

Ben wyvisUnited kingdomPaul hibberdPost thumbnailLand scotlandஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்பால் ஹிப்பரர்ட்நில ஸ்காட்லாந்து

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