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Inverness support worker follows in family’s dance steps to take part in Strictly Inverness 2025





Mags Young.
Mags Young.

An Inverness support worker is getting on her dancing shoes in aid of a good cause.

Mags Young (58) is one of this year’s Strictly Inverness contestants, a competition raising funds for the Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

Mags’ son Stefan and daughter Jade, previously took part in the annual event, and now she’s decided to be the next one in the family to take on the challenge.

To take part in the competition, contestants must hold various fundraisers whilst also undergoing intensive training to learn three dances to be performed in May.

Mags’ first event is a Scottish family evening and ceilidh for Burns Night at The Battlefield in Culloden on January 25.

Mags with her children, Stefan, Jade and Shannon.
Mags with her children, Stefan, Jade and Shannon.

Tickets cost £40, with a three-course meal and dram included.

Speaking about why she’s decided to do Strictly Inverness 2025, Mags said: “My brother spent a night in the Hospice, and my children’s father passed away from cancer.

“The Hospice do so much for so many people and I just wanted to do something to give back to it.

“Cancer touches so many people’s lives and what the hospice does is great.”

Tickets for the Scottish family evening can be purchased by contacting Mags on 07979 975751 or magsyoung2811@gmail.com


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