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“Both Texas and Paul Heaton will be guaranteed to deliver some of the biggest sing-along moments in Bella history,” say organisers.
Otherwise known as a visitor levy, should it happen, it would see the Highlands follow destinations in Europe that charge additional tax per night.
They expressed their desire to create the fun calendar, with the motive of highlighting positive body image.
“Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival has always been about delivering an unforgettable arts and music experience,” say organisers.
Inverness Courier journalist recounted her early menopause journey on BBC Radio 4’s Menopause Matters, sharing insights from her experience at 15.
“Industry demand to film in the Highlands is at an all-time high.”
The work was supposed to start in October.
See if you can spot anyone you know among our gallery from Saturday night’s event.
The memory of her mother and inspiration of her children were some of the key ingredients that Kay-Lisa Davidson believes helped her win.
She has also won the opportunity to perform at Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 2025.
This year’s performance will give a stage to groups hailing from Inverness to Portree, Wick to Fort William and even Elgin.
NHS Highland is about to start a pilot project of opt-out blood borne virus testing in the emergency department in Raigmore Hospital.
Lochardil Primary pupil embarked on a mission to restore the headstone of Loganair’s founder.
Police Scotland release image of Bruce Davis who was found guilty today.
The local authority has now erected signage stating CCTV is in operation.
Union Street has been cordoned off with vehicles not able to enter the area.
The artwork two years to complete and strengthens links between Highland capital and Florida city.
A total of 880 higher education students were eligible to graduate from UHI Inverness this year.
We hear from a range of students including a woman whose guide dog was always on the lookout for food.
More than 900 people attended the two ceremonies at the Free North Church in Inverness.
