Inspire me

Dozens of people took part in this year’s running extravaganza, raising thousands for the Highland Hospice.

Our fundraising activities have come in many forms – and there are still a variety to go – and all in aid of Highland Hospice & Inverness Ice Centre.

Inverness Business Improvement District (BID) has donated a total of £1500 to local charities which support those who are vulnerable.

John Davidson has cycled the roads in the north Highlands for many years, and here looks at a new cyclist’s guide to the popular NC500 tourist route

It started with the seed of an idea during lockdown, and now could grow into half a million trees.

Take a look inside this beautiful Highland property on the market for just £175,000.

This year’s Crufts winning Labrador tried out the canine menu at the Drumossie Hotel.

A group of Inverness artists kickstart their mission to raise as much money and awareness as possible for Mikeysline through their passion for music.

A dedicated Inverness schoolgirl is ready to take another step forward in her dazzling young Highland dancing career.

A delighted Strictly Inverness dancer and her daughter have helped to raise £1400 for charity thanks to her latest fundraiser - an Easter fun day.

Darryl Geegan rounded off his fundraising for the 2024 competition with So You Think You Can Drag at the British Legion.

It is wholly apt that Craig Watson’s preparations for Strictly Inverness 2024 necessitate a 200-mile journey every weekend.

A star of TV hit The Traitors who lost both her grandparents to cancer has been chosen to help launch a charity event in Inverness.

Paddling sports enthusiasts and newbies will gather for the only Scottish date of a film festival’s world tour this weekend.

Top musicians travelled to Nairn for a special workshop with primary pupils, in partnership with a local classical music initiative.

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.

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

Inverness stopper Jen Horrocks talks about the growth of women’s football, playing against England legends and returning to the sport after years out.

John Davidson goes to Culloden, almost 278 years after the nearby battle took place, and visits the Prisoners’ Stone as well as an old clootie well

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