Further to my previous message, I found the following fact on the web-site of The Corner on the Square at Beauly:-
They are actively looking for good trading locations where they can deliver the Corner on The Square experience! I believe this is what we need.

Their email address is info@corneronthesquare.co.uk

Its definately worth investigating! People would make a detour to Camuscross & Duisdale just to visit and share in the Corner on the Square experience. I'm sure many people, including myself, would be very interested in buying from such a shop and visiting often for the coffee and goodies on offer !

I recommend those involved in the decision making visit The Corner on the Square in Beauly!!!:-)

I would like to see the Community with a quality delicatessen shop and café selling items that you can't buy at the Broadford Co-op and not a milk,bread, newspaper Spar type shop. I cite the example of the Corner on the Square in Beauly which is a fantastic asset and a place that you would make a detour to visit specially!!!

They have a web-site , which is www.corneronthesquare.co.uk

However I recommend a visit to The Corner on The Square very highly !!!:-)

Hi

My Paternal Grandfather was born in and around the village of Camuscross, so I was wondering if there are any records that show who the occupants were of the Crofts between early 1800 to 1900 ?
Also, would there be records that the Imigrant agents kept of people leaving Skye between 1880 and 1900 ?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

I forgot to mention. Our whole family spent a holiday at Orbost House many years ago.

Hello,
I was trying to find an email contact for the Appin Shop when I came across you.
I have worked for ViRSA and Action in rural Sussex supporting the creation and running of Commnity Shops.I believe that they are the future for most villages. I wish you every success.
In April I moved to Vancouver for a year (babysitting) which gave me time to set up a Community Shops Email Forum which is working very well. Whatever question you have there is probably someone amongst the 150 shops that have "done it."
It costs you nothing to become art of it and it may help you.I run it all myself. There is no advertising and your contact details are not passed on.
I have now started a monthly newsletter, happy to send you a copy.
My wife and I ran a village shop and post office for 15 years.