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The line-up included a number of pianists, a drummer and a guitar player, with money raised going to Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

What readers have been talking about this week.

There is still time to fill in an online consultation to feed into the creation of a Local Place Plan (LPP) for Nairn.

A Nairn-based animal charity has opened its first shop on the High Street in Nairn last week.

A Nairn woman is set to bring the party to her hometown in aid of Highland Hospice this month.

The most popular event on Nairn's calendar has been revealed to be older than previously stated.

Andy Dixon raised thousands of pounds for the Highland Hospice after hundreds of people turned up to the Drumossie Hotel disguised in masks.

Kyro Macphee was born on March 22, yet at just a week old he had been placed on a ventilator and was fighting off a severe infection.

A community-run shop is celebrating after it reached a new milestone - its first anniversary.

Amateur photographers are invited to submit pictures for possible inclusion to newsdesk@hnmedia.co.uk

April 2 is the last day to make your voice heard over proposals to ban attempts to forcibly change someone’s sexuality or gender identity.

Ambitious ongoing plans to put the “heart back” into a Black Isle village through the creation of a central hub have taken another big step.

Strictly Inverness contestant Louise Mainland has gone a ‘fair’ way for the cause

Readers offer their veiws on a range of subjects that have been making the headlines.

On Trans Day of Visibility, members of the community discuss why positive representation is so vital for trans people of all ages.

A group of Nairn knitters and crocheters added a splash of colour in town with handmade Easter decorations.

None of us will ever know how many families our fundraising efforts have made a difference to, which makes it all the more important and special.

Hundreds of children and adults turned detective to take part in a community Easter egg hunt in an Inverness park today.

An Inverness musician is using his passion to raise as much money and awareness for mental health charity, Mikeysline.

Take a look inside this stunning Highland apartment on the market for £220,000.