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“Our Summer Fun in Spades programme brings a free, fun experience right to the heart of Eastgate- no booking, no fuss.”
A new monthly clean-up initiative aims to improve Nairn town centre’s appearance following concerns about street cleanliness.
Rooted in the Highland arts scene, Inverness-born Lucia Ireland is now championing women’s voices through her new theatre company.
“We wanted to create a special day to celebrate our school and the wonderfully diverse community we’re part of.”
“Their bravery and commitment have not gone unnoticed and we want to do our bit to give back to those who protect our community.”
Fire crew have been battling blazes for four days.
“It was a great fun event for a very worthwhile charity, who I know are extremely grateful for the money that we raised.”
“We certainly don't take our front door for granted anymore, but we're looking forward to the future.” Watch some footage from the reopening.
An Inverness school has undertaken work to support pupils diagnosed with dyslexia.
The Scottish band will take the stage at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness as part of a UK-wide tour.
Last year’s fundraiser raised an astounding £10,000 for local charities.
“We’re looking forward to kicking off the festival in a traditional manner - with the pipes!”
The Highland Cross took place in the scorching heat at the weekend. Lauren Cameron was taking part for the second time alongside her dad and sister
“This whisky embodies everything the Castle stands for – connection, culture and the spirit of the Highlands.”
A flag-raising ceremony has been held at Inverness Town House today to mark the start of Armed Forces Week.
“The breadth and depth of what voluntary organisations achieve across the country - in all aspects of life in Scotland and beyond - was clear to see.”
Pupils at an Inverness primary school took part in a sponsored walk, raising over £3500 for charity.
The event will raise funds for Highland Hospice, Mikeysline, and Cash for Kids - as well as other local charities close to the Celebrating Amy team.
The Inverness-born woman says she feels deeply honoured to have been recognised for her contributions.
The event is off to a sunny start as temperatures in Inverness hit highs of 26 degrees.
