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Inspectors praise service

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The three youngsters on the Baird of Bute Canadian Science Scholarship, including Zara Henry from Bute (centre), at Niagara Falls

Science visit to Canada

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Michael Russell MSP

Local knife figures take a sharp fall in the past decade

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An incredible edible summer

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Relief map celebrates bond between Scotland and Poland

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Bute dance school’s Highland fling

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Council fund for events and festivals open for applications

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Jim Findlay with Jim Ross

Rotary club makes a splash with fountain plaque upgrade

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Bute Highland Games president, David Anderson, welcomes competitors and spectators to the 2016 Games, flanked by Chieftain Ian Embelton.

Special treat in store at Highland Games

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Sponsor David Kilpatrick with Bute players

Bike Shed sponsoring Bute Shinty Club

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View from the stands as Scotland take on Brazil in 1982

What we miss as Scotland fans: the 1982 World Cup revisited

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QUIZ: The 2017 sporting year

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Scott Booth, now head coach of Glasgow City, believes change should be resisted at all levels of the Scotland set-up

Scott Booth: Scotland must stick with manager and the plan

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Up to 400 cyclists ensure Wheelers’ festival is a continued success story

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Cyclists gear up for major biking event on the island

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McCubbin pair win pairs

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Scottish athletics stars converge on Grangemouth for Senior Championships

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The festivalgoers on Jura in September are likely to see some stunning sunsets.

Grant is music to the festival organisers ears

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The Kitchin - led by Tom Kitchin - is the best restaurant in Scotland - according to Square Meal (Photo: JP)

10 Scottish restaurants named in UK top 100

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A Scots Gaelic sign on the Isle of Skye

Quiz: How good is your Scottish Gaelic?

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Sounds like a good idea...Martin Suckling, associate composer with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, needs our readers help to compose a new piece of music for Armistice Day 2018, the centenary of the end of World War One.

Still time to share your church bells for new composition

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A refugee family returning to Amiens, looking at the ruins of a house, September 17, 1918. � IWM (Q 11341)

This is why The Battle Of Amiens was so important 100 years ago and how it led to the Armistice

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Following the capture of Grevillers by the New Zealand Division, Men of the Royal Garrison Artillery pose beside one of the 4.2 inch guns of a captured battery at Grevillers, 25 August 1918. Note the camouflage netting on the ground, which was designed to prevent the guns from being spotted from the air. � IWM (Q 11243)

What was The Battle of Amiens and why was it so important in bringing about the end of the First World War?

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