Robert Sinclair is a local journalist based in Stornoway, United Kingdom. He writes for Welovestornoway and his work has also appeared in Mortgage Strategy and Hot 107.9. Robert covers a range of topics including local news, travel, employment, and community events.
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Stornoway, United Kingdom (Local)
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Robert Sinclair's coverage spans a variety of local news, including entertainment, human resources & employment, and sports. He reports on events and evolving stories with a focus on the Stornoway area in the United Kingdom. If you have information related to local events, human interest stories or employment issues specific to this region, he may be interested in your pitch.
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Sanjeev Kolhi, who played shopkeeper Narvid Harrid in the hit Scottish comedy series Still Game, has revealed his deep Western Isles connections to welovestornoway.com.
CalMac has published a revised winter deployment plan in light of the ever-lengthening delay in MV Caledonian Isles returning to service.
For the local news and events in the Western Isles, We Love Stornoway connects our island communities, highlighting key happenings and sharing positive stories.
For the local news and events in the Western Isles, We Love Stornoway connects our island communities, highlighting key happenings and sharing positive stories.
For the local news and events in the Western Isles, We Love Stornoway connects our island communities, highlighting key happenings and sharing positive stories.
For the local news and events in the Western Isles, We Love Stornoway connects our island communities, highlighting key happenings and sharing positive stories.
Three island charities benefitted last week from payments from Hebridean Housing Partnership. At their AGM on 28 August 2024, HHP agreed to donate £1,000 each to the following charities:
The Funeral Fund Association, now a registered charity serving the Point, Stornoway, Lochs and Back areas , is looking for volunteers.
Stornoway is getting a dedicated Christmas Shop. An Taigh Cèilidh (aka “the Gaelic café”) has bought the shop at 19 Church Street, opposite their current premises.
The House of Commons Scottish Affairs Select Committee visited Stornoway on December 10 and 11 as part of a fact-finding mission in the west of Scotland.
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