Highland Heroes

Two nominations were received in this category

Three nominated to win Healthcare Hero accolade

Four carers have been shortlisted to win the award

Award nominations for three deserving youngsters

These class acts are looking to land the award

Two highly-regarded teachers nominated for accolade

Who gets your selection from this talented trio of teens?

Gracie Andrew, Alfie Ross and Gracey Wemyss are the nominees.

After months of submitting nominations for the amazing unsung heroes in your community – it’s now decision time!

The Heroes award will go to a youngster who has achieved something beyond expectations in education, sport or helping others at school.

Carers play a vital role in our communities, providing support and help to people who need it. Nominate your hero now.

Two Inverness Coatguards have been awarded for their bravery by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, at the Brave@Heart awards

NHS Highland have spoken out with congratulation's for PICT, who won an award last week for their life saving efforts.

Kirsteen Campbell, who set up a group to help women suffering with endometriosis, was named volunteer of the year at the Highland Heroes awards.

Sophie Stewart, of Conon Bridge Primary School, was named primary school pupil of the year at the awards on Thursday evening.

A secondary school pupil from the Isle of Skye was named a Highland Hero last week for his fundraising efforts.

A Beauly GP took to the stage last week to collect an award based off his work during the lockdown.

Molly Alexander, principal teacher of pupil support at Dingwall Academy, was recognised for her work during the pandemic.

It was the tragic loss of her son and his love of horses that inspired the Highland Heroes 2022 fundraiser of the year.

Mhairi Cameron has been named primary teacher of the year at this year's Highland Heroes ceremony.