Jamie Wills is a journalist based in Stornoway, United Kingdom. Jamie writes for Welovestornoway, covering local news and events in the Stornoway area. With a focus on community stories and issues, Jamie aims to keep residents informed and engaged with the latest happenings in their town.
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Jamie Wills has a strong focus on local news and events in Stornoway, United Kingdom. His coverage includes entertainment news, sports, and government announcements related to the Western Isles Hospital, Gaelic culture, ferry services, arts education, and other local topics.
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Three defibrillators in north Lewis have been temporarily taken out of action by the cold weather today (Thursday February 8).
Residents of the Western Isles - and beyond - are being urged to have their say on the pending Scottish Languages Bill by Na h-Eileanan an Iar MSP Alasdair Allan.
A new online survey is allowing Western Isles residents to give their views on their physical communities in order to help future planning.
Stornoway-based publisher Acair's first book of 2024 is giving a voice to women of the Western Isles.
The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) is to hold a weekend of events in Stornoway to examine challenges currently facing Scotland's islands.
Stornoway police are asking for public help with two separate incidents over the past week, where they are investigating damage on commercial property.
A group of Army Cadet Force (ACF) members were at Stornoway airport yesterday evening (Thursday 8 February) learning how emergency services work together across the Western Isles.
Comhairle nan Eilean Siar Chief Executive Malcolm Burr addressed November's cyberattack at a meeting of the council's Policy and Resources Committee on Wednesday (February 7).
Medical Ward 1 in Stornoway's Western Isles Hospital has reopened to new admissions today (February 9).
Caledonian MacBrayne (CalMac) has announced an additional sailing from Castlebay to Oban tomorrow morning (February 10), replacing the early Lochboisdale-Oban service.
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