Date: 15/03/2023

Legislation introduced last year by the Scottish Parliament requires people who let out accommodation on a short-term basis to have a licence.

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'We have been derailed by Scottish Government legislation': Unique Highland railway accommodation business Sleeperzzz hits the buffers after 27 years

Inverness Courier

Legislation introduced last year by the Scottish Parliament requires people who let out accommodation on a short-term basis to have a licence.

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Part of the accomodation available through Sleeperzzz.com at Rogart station, 26 August 2007.
Location: Rogart
Company: Sutherland Railway
26/08/2007 John Furnevel

Former railway coach converted into overnight accommodation at Rogart on the Far North of Scotland Line, seen here on the evening of Sunday, 16th June 2019. This is where Paul and I stayed for one night only before going on to Thurso and Wick the following day and then back to Alness in the evening. I had never stayed in an old railway coach before and it was a most interesting and enjoyable experience that I can thoroughly recommend. Anybody else wishing to enjoy a stay here can do so by contacting www.sleeperzz.com (and I have not been paid by the owners to say that.)
Location: Rogart
Company: Sutherland Railway
16/06/2019 David Bosher

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