Inspire me

Take a look through our photo gallery at those best dressed amongst this year’s Belladrum festival.

Take a look inside this Highland property on the market for £615,000.

The world famous Hebridean Baker hosted a wholesome cooking demonstration and book signing session for a Highland News and Media exclusive event.

New upcoming Scottish singer-songwriter, Callum Bowie, will take to the main stage at Belladrum for the first time.

Cyclists and spin bike enthusiasts are being encouraged to join an “epic indoor challenge” for charity at the Eastgate Shopping Centre next weekend.

A new ‘mobility hub’ that encourages use of public transport instead of private cars has officially opened in Inverness.

Budding artists from Inverness primary schools are brightening up a building site as contractors work to revive a “hidden jewel” in the city’s crown.

Catriona McIntosh started attending Belladrum in 2004 with her family at the age of 14.

Youngsters taking part in the 100th junior parkrun in Inverness at the weekend enjoyed a surprise visit from the city’s own Olympian.

The competition kicked off at Eden Court on Friday.

The charity behind a planned long-distance walking route along the north coast is aiming to have the Caithness section up and running by next summer.

‘For a care home to be embracing Pride in this way is fundamentally important.’

Ceilidhs galore and a broad range of artists lined up for event credited with generating at least £8m for the Highland economy since launched.

It is the summer of love at Belladrum and we certainly have a few love stories for you!

John Davidson explores a mountain bike circuit on forest paths and tracks from Drumnadrochit

A plan to secure the venue’s future includes starting a fundraising team - and the charity is looking for volunteers to take the lead.

The woodturning club hopes to raise its profile with an open invitation to the public.

Lisa Foster is also hoping for some donations at Moy Country Fair.

Emergency service workers are set to take the stage as they dance, sing and make people laugh for Cash for Kids and the Highland Hospice.

An Inverness social enterprise which helps people to get back on their feet after facing hardship has received a double accolade.