Western Isles

It is not used now, but was at one time common enough in the Western Isles.

Yet, like the developing countries, the Western Isles are clearly a peripheral area.

I shall found a garden in these Western Isles, he swore.

Inevitably, that Western Isles magic of coincidence came into play.

I recognise the effect of the decisions taken by Western Isles council.

Later the black outline of the Western Isles had become blurred by rain.

The isolation of the Western Isles brings many problems.

By our standards the parts of the Western Isles that we were able to visit are not a particularly depressed area.

The Western Isles saw a 9.8% decrease in population between 1991 and 2001.

The brewery is the only legal alcohol producer in the Western Isles.

But that's recent history for the Western Isles.

There are no foxes in the western isles.

He said so in his Journey to the Western Isles (1775).

In the Western Isles, the white-tailed sea eagle increased its numbers by five.

The entire island group now belongs to the Western Isles Council.

It forms part of the area administered by the Western Isles Council.

Ferry services in the Western Isles were also affected, with the majority being cancelled.

The Western Isles has one of the highest unemployment levels in Britain.

In 1973, he was appointed to the Western Isles health board, becoming its chairman in 1993 until 2001.

I was living on a boat at the time, moving from place to place in the Western Isles, carrying out film research.

There are only two native land mammals in the Western Isles, red deer and otter.

Stewart continued to represent the Western Isles until 1987 when he retired from front-line politics.

Ivo had won her fair, rescuing her from pirates in the western isles.

There are flowers from all across Corus, and some even from the western isles.

The owner of the Western Isles cafe is an Italian."