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Families of two hillwalkers who died in Glencoe thank rescue team for efforts
Russell Mullen’s and Frank Kremer’s families have invited donations in his memory to go to Glencoe Mountain Rescue team
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Russell Mullen’s and Frank Kremer’s families have invited donations in his memory to go to Glencoe Mountain Rescue team
Emergency services attended, and the rider of the motorbike, a 67-year-old man, was taken by air ambulance to hospital for treatment to what are described as serious injuries.
The redevelopment project has been supported by funders including the National Heritage Lottery Fund, Museums Galleries Scotland, Highland Council, SSE and Garfield Weston.
The double success marks a significant achievement for a business that remains family-owned, family-run and firmly rooted in the values established by its founders.
HSBC UK funding to the tune of £3m will help the Young family make sure the resort at Woodlands Glencoe stays under their stewardship for generations to come.
Formal identification has yet to take place however the family of Timothy Rosser, 60, who had been reported missing from the area, has been informed.
Anyone with information should contact police on 101 quoting incident 2326 of May 23, 2026.
Linked to the wider Glencoe Greenway initiative, the car park will encourage greener travel choices by supporting walking, cycling and low-carbon transport.
A major archaeological find will be going on display at Glencoe Folk Museum – a coin hoard linked to the MacDonald Chief murdered during the infamous Massacre of Glencoe in 1692