31 January 2025 Issue 2613 © ULLAPOOL NEWS
The Pizza Van moves indoors!
Oak & Grain, which has been operating from a van on Quay Street is converting part of the old CostCutter store into a pizza restaurant and take-away.
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Good News from the Ullapool Medical practice
Having worked within the practice as a locum, Dr S Connolly, has now joined as a new GP Partner.
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Groundbreaking news from Coigach Community Development Company.
Test pits have been dug at Achagarry to assess ground conditions for engineering purposes. The results will inform detailed design of the housing development’s foundations, drainage and roads etc. CCDC are working with architecture firm Catoe Brown to provide 10 affordable homes on the site of the former hydroponicum.
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Highland Council to acquire D&E Coaches
The acquisition of the company will enable the Council to accelerate provision of public transport services in the area, achieve operational cost efficiencies and reduce the risk of future contract cost increases. D&E Coaches, a family firm, has been in business about 30 years and their owner/managing director said this is the best move for the company and everyone concerned, including the staff and customers.
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The Pizza Van moves indoors!
Oak & Grain, which has been operating from a van on Quay Street is converting part of the old CostCutter store into a pizza restaurant and take-away.
*****
Good News from the Ullapool Medical practice
Having worked within the practice as a locum, Dr S Connolly, has now joined as a new GP Partner.
*****
Groundbreaking news from Coigach Community Development Company.
Test pits have been dug at Achagarry to assess ground conditions for engineering purposes. The results will inform detailed design of the housing development’s foundations, drainage and roads etc. CCDC are working with architecture firm Catoe Brown to provide 10 affordable homes on the site of the former hydroponicum.
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Highland Council to acquire D&E Coaches
The acquisition of the company will enable the Council to accelerate provision of public transport services in the area, achieve operational cost efficiencies and reduce the risk of future contract cost increases. D&E Coaches, a family firm, has been in business about 30 years and their owner/managing director said this is the best move for the company and everyone concerned, including the staff and customers.
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