Over 3,000 people responded to Citizens Advice Scotland’s survey on unfair delivery charges before the campaign closed this week. Officials are now planning the campaign’s next moves after the unprecedented response. They say the campaign is only just beginning, and they intend to get companies to change their ways. CAS Head of Policy Susan McPhee said: “We knew this was an important issue, but frankly we’ve been taken aback by the scale of the response. There is massive anger about this not just in the Highlands and Islands, but southern Scotland and the north east as well.  This is about basic fairness. People feel they are being discriminated against just because of where they live. All they want is to be treated fairly. They want companies to obey the law, and they want delivery charges to be based on the actual cost of delivery. That’s all.” 

In a special feature for Isles FM, Annie Delin presents an archive exclusive of an interview she conducted with Ian Dury in 1989. Transferred to digital format using new technology, the taped interview ranged over Ian Dury's life, disability and music. This one hour special gives some fascinating insights into Ian Dury's reasons to be cheerful - or angry. Tune in to Isles FM on Monday February 13th at 10pm, when the feature heads up Carl Easton's Skaville UK programme.

Mobile phone signals have again been disrupted on the Isles of Lewis, South Uist and Barra. MP Angus MacNeil has contacted the companies about disruption to the Vodafone signal in Stornoway, South Uist and Barra and to the O2 signal on the West Side of Lewis. He said: “This is obviously frustrating for customers, particularly those who are self employed and depend on their mobile to conduct their day-to-day business.”

A Memorial Service  was held in Inverness last night for the teenager, Scott Campbell, whose body was found in a garden in the city. 16-year-old Scott, whose family are from Lewis, was found dead on Sunday after a missing person search by Northern Constabulary. Yesterday morning a special assembly and two-minute silence was held at Inverness Royal Academy, where Scott was a student. Police said yesterday that they understood people would wish to pay their respects or leave floral tributes, but they would discourage people from visiting the scene of Scott’s death in case of disturbance to neighbouring houses. A family liaison officer is supporting Scott's family, while police investigations into the cause of his death continue. Scott’s funeral is to be held in Ness.

Police are looking for a missing man in Stornoway, after he failed to return to a bed and breakfast when expected. 68-year-old Michael Roberts Caygill was last seen on Friday 13 January when he stated he intended to return in 2-3 days. He was reported missing on Saturday.Mr Caygill is described as white, of medium build, about 5ft 6ins tall and with fair hair. He has a Scottish accent and usually wears a blue or green hat. He may at present be wearing grey/blue trousers, a dark green jacket and brown shoes. Anyone who may have seen Mr Caygill or who knows where he might be is urged to call Police on 702222.  

A teenager reported missing on Saturday in Inverness was found dead in a garden yesterday morning. Reports say that 16-year-old Scott Campbell was originally from North Dell in Lewis. A post mortem will be carried out today. Inquiries into the death, which is still being treated as unexplained, continue. A Family Liaison Officer has been arranged to provide support and the family have asked that the media respect their privacy and allow them to grieve in peace.