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local weekly newspaper, established 1973 skip to content jump to main navigation and login jump to additional information nav view search navigation details location postal subscription (pdf) contact diary site admin search search... you are here: outlets / area covered where you can buy your copy achiltibuie stores achiltibuie by ullapool ross-shire tel 01854 622496 inverbank newsagents lochinver sutherland tel 01571 844331 laide post office laide (& outreach to dundonnell) ross-shire tel 01445 731252 lochbroom filling station garve road ullapool ross-shire tel 01854 612560 lochbroom hardware quay street ullapool ross-shire tel 01854 613366 parletts newsagents 1 shore street ullapool ross-shire tel 01854 612448 tesco latheron lane ullapool ross-shire tel 03456 719361 nice social bookmark tweet friday 1st march 2019 issue no 2325 ©ullapool news ullapool village hall the hall floor replacement is delayed. issues appeared when the floor was taken up. our insurers appointed specialists who came this week. it looks likely that the main hall will now be out of use for all of march. we are in touch with our regular hall users who have been notified of this delay and we will be keeping them updated. please note that the closure does not affect the hire of the committee room. also the solicitor, accountant and physiotherapist are not affected by this and it is business as usual for them. joan michael, chair, management committee hebridean map saved the earliest surviving map of stornoway on the isle of lewis, dating from around 1800, has been restored by conservators at the national library of scotland. chapman’s plan of stornoway bayhead is an important historical document because of its detail, which includes the names of the occupants of all the houses. chris fleet, map curator at national library of scotland, said that it had “major value”. the map was to be digitised and put online but its poor condition meant the process could not go ahead without significant conservation work. _________________________ obituary ike gibson was a brilliant man with a tremendous and kind spirit. he had great passion for all the good that life has to offer. a loving husband to ann, a devoted and rightly proud father to ian and kate and a doting grandfather to alex. ike has been a lifelong friend and mentor to us and we are better men thanks to him. he will be sadly missed. sincerely, andy, stephen and ben underwood __________________________________ friday 22nd february 2019 issue no 2324 ©ullapool news pre-texting (down memory lane...) john tuach my great aunt (ga) and her lifelong friend and co-worker both lived on west shore street, then known as the point. she was always jolly, laughing and reminiscing about older people of her youth and would introduce a story: " when the young was in me .” highly amused, she would rock back and fore and moan with mirth: " ooooh, i'm going to lose my lochy." on retirement (and before retirement), the pair made a career of touring the village to take tea, and to receive and distribute the local news. each morning, ga would arrive at our house early, and help with bed and breakfast chores whilst exchanging local tattle with mother. our neighbours would often visit. ga’s pal would arrive mid-morning, and they would then depart for a day-long tour of relatives and friends in the rest of the village. ornsay house, a guest house located beside the pier, was a popular hotspot where they networked with land-ladies from different parts of the community in the afternoons. the pair of pointers loved to scuttle around the village with ‘breaking news.’ sabbath violations, traffic or boating accidents, tragedy, personal health crisis, births, deaths, engagements, marriages, illicit and/or legal liaisons (with tut-tuts where bouts of intense pleasure were imagined), personal and religious non-conformity, public altercations, excessive public inebriation, police interventions, lottery wins, miniskirts, roaming cats and dogs, and any local matter that was deemed an impropriety were enthusiastically broadcast, and the severity of the improprieties were, no doubt, at times enhanced. one event that caused great excitement was a huge early morning fire in february 1960 at the royal hotel as it was undergoing major renovations in extremely cold weather. the pair noted that during and after the fire, the firemen went to lang’s house on the north road for refreshments from langs bakery next door (now the roman catholic chapel) and with difficulty, removed their frozen uniforms which subsequently stood on their own in the hallway. on another occasion, a councillor from achiltibuie landed in the ditch in his car whilst racing from the pub late one moonlit night: “ i was driving by the light of the moon, and the moon went out!” - the luminary had forgotten to switch on his car headlights. little escaped the attention of the news-hounds. all details were recounted, presumably in hope of enhancing their status as first-information enablers in the pre-texting days. thus was information spread and exchanged throughout the entire village on a personal network platform. thought for the week during fairtrade fortnight monday 25 february - sunday 10 march 2019 “everyone who works has the right to just and favourable remuneration ensuring for himself and his family an existence worthy of human dignity, and supplemented, if necessary, by other means of social protection” article 23 (c) universal declaration of human rights. december 1948 friday 15th february 2019 issue no 2323 ©ullapool news bafta award for iain maccoll, screen machine operator iain maccoll, senior operator of the screen machine, was the joint winner of the first ever for the love of film award at the ee british academy film awards (baftas) hosted by joanna lumley at the royal albert hall this week. the award recognises individuals who have done something amazing ‘for the love of film’. people across the uk were encouraged to submit applications on behalf of those who they felt should be recognised for their contribution. hundreds of testimonials were considered by a panel of experts including edith bowman and ali plumb, chaired by andrew orr from the bafta film committee. andrew said: “iain stood out due to his long service and the wide-reaching impact of screen machine which has ensured that the cinematic experience is available to communities across the highlands and islands.” iain maccoll is the senior operator of the screen machine, the uk’s only full-time, self-contained mobile cinema, serving some 50 communities and over 30,000 filmgoers across the highlands each year, including 20 islands. he has been with the service since it launched in 1998. the screen machine operators do everything on the ground: drive the machine to its location, set it up (the trailer expands to become a comfortable 80-seat auditorium), sell the tickets, welcome the audience, project the films, then close up and move on to the next location. increasingly the operators are also delivering special events: for into film school clubs, for those living with dementia, and working with archive and artists’ films. iain traces his passion for film back to his boyhood in tighnabruaich, when he used to help the man from the highlands and islands film guild, the early travelling cinema in scotland, carry the projector into the village hall, progressing to wiring up lamps and collecting tickets. he and neil macdonald, who is from wester ross, work 16-hour days, two weeks on, two weeks off. he said before the bafta ceremony: “it is amazing to see the hard work that not just myself but everyone at screen machine has put in over the last 21 years, being recognised by bafta.” iain’s colleague neil macdonald, who brought screen machine to ullapool on monday and tuesday this week, grew up in kinlochewe in the 1960s and also helped run film clubs in his youth, in village halls around wester ross. neil commented: ‘everyone who comes to

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