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Work begins on new training and recreation space at Carloway Football Club’s home ground with support from NHS Western Isles
Published on 12 January 2026
Carloway Football Club has begun to transform an unused, overgrown area adjacent to its main football pitch into a vibrant training and recreation space, thanks to capital grant funding from NHS Western Isles. £22,000 in capital grant funding will allow the... -
Thrill of Caribbean's Virtual Victory!
Published on 9 January 2026
Congratulations to everyone who took part in the NHS Western Isles' Autumn 25’ Big Team Challenge, which followed a virtual route through the Caribbean. There were a total of 309 participants that took part in the autumn walking challenge, with 141 Teams... -
A Warm Welcome for Everyone This Winter
Published on 5 January 2026
During the cold winter months in the Western Isles, staying warm and maintaining social connections is especially important, particularly during the long, dark days. Across the Islands there are welcoming places and activities where people can enjoy a hot drink,... -
NHS Western Isles patients benefiting from national Digital Dermatology Pathway
Published on 24 December 2025
Patients across NHS Western Isles are now benefiting from an innovative national Digital Dermatology Pathway designed to speed up diagnosis, assessment of skin conditions and reduce waiting times. This national pathway is being rolled out across NHS Scotland and is now... -
A local family’s incredible donation to NHS Western Isles
Published on 23 December 2025
Sabia and Sardar Mohammed have generously donated an incredible £32,000 to NHS Western Isles to support three vital units within the Western Isles Hospital: the High Dependency Unit (HDU), the Maternity Ward, and the Dialysis Unit. Explaining the reason for this heartfelt... -
Take care this winter and know your alcohol limits
Published on 22 December 2025
With the festive season upon us, the Outer Hebrides Alcohol & Drug Partnership would like to provide some advice to help you stay safe and for everyone to enjoy themselves. In total, 1,277 alcohol-specific deaths were registered in Scotland in 2023...