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BROADCASTER Kirsty Young has won the right to build a holiday lodge on Loch Lomond’s 'Wallaby Island'. The former Desert Island Discs presenter and her husband, Nick Jones, bought the 103-acre ...

BBC radio host Kirsty Young has won her years-long battle to build a holiday lodge on her £1.6 million 'Wallaby Island' in Loch Lomond ... Inchconnachan Island in Scotland when it was put ...

Lomond has acquired its second Kent-based lettings agency – Oakwood Homes. Founded by the husband-and-wife team of Andrew and Teresa Dickinson, it currently manages some 900 properties. Lomond has now ...

Scottish TV and radio presenter Kirsty Young has been granted permission to build a holiday lodge on an uninhabited island in Loch Lomond known ... to it being home to Scotland's only colony ...

It's perhaps a lesser-known fact that wallabies live in the wild in Scotland - there's a colony on the Loch Lomond island of Inchconnachan, introduced almost a century ago by former owner Fiona ...

Woodland Trust Scotland also objected, saying building work would involve cutting down trees. A petition started by objectors, Save the Wallabies of Loch Lomond, has also gathered more than 98,000 ...

Presenter Kirsty Young and her husband have been granted permission to build a short-stay holiday lodge on Loch Lomond’s famous ... Woodland Trust Scotland objected to the plans, saying ...

Plans submitted by broadcaster Kirsty Young and her husband to build a holiday lodge on ‘Wallaby island’ in Loch Lomond have been approved ... and were subsequently met with outcry from objectors and ...

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority ... first brought to the 103-acre island after the Second World War. Woodland Trust Scotland also objected, saying building work would involve ...