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Lochaber hydrotherapy leads the way

The Oban Times 29 June, 2007

A cheque for £8,000 was handed over by musician Billy McIsaac to Lochaber Hydrotherapy from a group that he led that walked the West Highland Way to raise the funds.

Midge Ure dives in for hydro CD

Lochaber News - 22 March 2007

MIDGE Ure, whose name is synonymous with major charity events such as Band Aid and Live 8, features on a new CD in aid of the Lochaber Hydrotherapy Pool campaign.

Garry Innes, who has contributed a march and reels set, called The Wee Purple Fella, added:
"I was delighted to be able to make a contribution to such a worthwhile charity. The album really highlights the fact that Lochaber is home to so many talented musicians".

Press release - 28 February 2007

Scottish musician Billy McIsaac is walking the West Highland Way in order to raise funds for Lochaber Hydrotherapy. Billy and his team will leave Milngavie on Saturday 24 March and arrive in Fort William 30 March. The walk coincides with the launch of his latest charity CD 'The West Highland Way Connection' that features music from each end of the way.

Lochaber News

Featured story - published 15 February 2007

£650,000 hydrotherapy pool comes a step nearer. Construction of Lochaber's new £650,000 hydrotherapy pool in Fort William began on Saturday with the cutting of the first turf.