Highland Heroes

Who will you give your green hero nomination to?

Show your support for a charity, social enterprise or not-for-profit organisation with a Heroes nomination

Inverness's Academy Street is facing partial closure over the next three weeks as gas network SGN carries out work on underground pipes.

Who will you nominate as your fundraiser of the year?

Nominate your health heroes who go above and beyond their call of duty

Show carers just how much you value their support

What school will get your top marks?

Who are the unsung champions that make and shape your community?

Who are you going to nominate as your Highland Heroes 2024?

THE Winter Maintenance Plan for Nairnshire for 2023/24 has been approved by Members of the Area Committee at their meeting last week.

A ROAD section south of Inverness will be temporarily closed to traffic to allow for the inspection of a railway bridge next week.

PERFORMING arts students were one of the main acts at an awards ceremony celebrating the heroes in our communities.

Unsung heroes from across the region had a moment in the spotlight.

Mr Kent has travelled to war and disaster zones in order to lend his medical expertise to those in need.

The annual celebration of unsung heroes of our community was organised by Highland News and Media.

The owners of Dunnet Bay Distillers, ensure that their customers can join them on their earth-loving journey by making recycling as easy as possible.

More than a dozen individuals and groups were honoured at the annual Highland Heroes awards.

Highland and Islands Blood Bikes, Befrienders Highland and James Support Group to benefit.

A HIGHLAND charity couriering vital medical supplies across the region was named Charitable Organisation of the Year at the Highland Heroes.

Louise Borland scooped carer of the year for her work with a young boy she calls her best friend.