
Crust, Achmore
A Neapolitan pizza kiosk in a blue shipping container at Achmore in the middle of Lewis, open from Thursday to Saturday.
Benbecula Distillery, located in the Outer Hebrides, has secured a £1.5 million investment from the British Business Bank’s Investment Fund for Scotland, marking the fund’s first equity investment in the Highlands and Islands.
Established in spring 2024, the distillery revives a 130-year-old recipe. The funding will enable the distillery to scale production, support whisky maturation, and expand its workforce.
Led by founder Angus MacMillan and managing director Hector MacLeod, both natives of the islands, the distillery aims to celebrate the Outer Hebrides’ people and place through its operations and visitor experiences.
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A Neapolitan pizza kiosk in a blue shipping container at Achmore in the middle of Lewis, open from Thursday to Saturday.

A cafe run by islanders at the south end of South Uist, beside the Kilbride campsite and looking over the Sound of Barra, handy for the Hebridean Way.
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The redeveloped Calanais Visitor Centre on the Isle of Lewis opened for a preview season on 1 July, ahead of a full launch later this year.

Isle of Harris Distillery has launched a new signature single malt, called simply Isle of Harris Single Malt Whisky.

A week-long survey by the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust logged 129 sightings of six marine species, working from the Sea of the Hebrides out past Barra, Vatersay and Mingulay.