WIE News archive
HIE Innse Gall news archive from September 2007
| Pupils to learn from the world’s top space explorers Some of the world’s leading astronauts and cosmonauts will pay a flying visit to the Highlands and Islands this week to encourage pupils in the area to consider careers in science and technology. | |
| Food and drink awards - winners announced The winners of this year’s Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards were announced at a glittering awards dinner last night (14 September) at the Drumossie Hotel, Inverness. | |
| BuildingSkills 2007 - East Camp, Balivanich An opportunity is being provided for S4 pupils to find out what careers are available in the construction industry. | |
| UK grid connection charges 'discriminatory', says HIE study Producers of renewable energy in Scotland's islands and north mainland almost certainly face the highest charges in Europe to connect to a national electricity grid, according to a new report. | |
| What has Dolly done for biomedical science? 'Meet the Scientist' - 14 September 2007. Centre for Health Science, Inverness. The Scottish Stem Cell Network invites you to meet Alan Colman and discover the latest advances in stem cell therapies. | |
| Bòrd HIE a' cur fàilte air linn ùr don Ghàidhlig Tha Iomairt na Gaidhealtachd 's nan Eilean (HIE) a' cur ri chèile plana Gàidhlig mòr-inntinneach a tha an dòchas stèidheachadh Gàidhlig mar chomharradh cudromach den Ghaidhealtachd 's nan Eilean agus mar pàirt den leasachadh nan roinn anns na bliadhnaichean a tha romhainn. | |
| HIE board backs ambitious new age for Gaelic Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) is aiming to put in place an ambitious Gaelic plan which it hopes will embed Gaelic as a defining feature of the Highlands and Hebrides and as a core element of the region's development over the years to come. | |