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News and analysis from the Highlands and Islands from BBC Scotland. Updated by Steven McKenzie, BBC online reporter.
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Highland Council seek views on 'areas of linguistic significance' Original

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By Steven McKenzie 
| BBC News
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Skye and Raasay qualify as an area of linguistic significance due to the high levels of Gaelic skills BySteven McKenzie Highlands and Islands reporter Published 12 minutes ago A Highland Council-wide consultation is to be held on plans to give parts of the region special status due to their use of Gaelic. The local authority has proposed using powers in the new Scottish Languages Act to designate areas of linguistic significance (ALS).
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Chinese firm assessing other European sites for £1.5bn turbine plant Original

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By Steven McKenzie 
| BBC News
13 minutes ago Steven McKenzieHighlands and Islands reporter HIE The factory was proposed for Ardersier in the Highlands A Chinese renewable energy giant says it is looking at other possible European sites for a £1.5bn wind turbine manufacturing plant it planned to build in Scotland. Ming Yang proposed the facility for Ardersier Port, near Nairn, but in March the UK government refused to allow the plans to go ahead.
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New dark skies policy could boost night-time economy, says council Original

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By Steven McKenzie 
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21 minutes ago Steven McKenzieHighlands and Islands reporter Getty Images The Highlands have some of Europe's darkest night skies, according to Highland Council New planning policy aimed at improving views of the stars and Northern Lights could boost the Highlands' night-time economy, a senior councillor has suggested. Highland Council has proposed a dark skies draft planning policy to reduce the effects of light pollution from new developments across its region.
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