Community

A FORMER nurse (81) who knits hats, cardigans and blankets for premature babies is appealing for donations of wool so she can carry on her good work.

AN Inverness hairdresser organised a ladies’ day to kickstart her fundraising campaign for a charity dance contest.

KINDNESS bins will be installed at this year’s Inverness Highland Games and Highland Pride events to bring some summer lovin’ to those most in need.

A HISTORIC riverside building in Inverness is set to find a new lease of life as a full-time performing arts centre.

A Clach fan with a lifelong involvement with the club has presented a cheque for more than £7000 to help get them back to their home ground.

An Inverness man with a lifetime’s involvement with the football club he loves has raised more than £7000 to help get it back to its home ground.

Thousands of competitors and spectators created a colourful spectacle for the annual Inverness Half Marathon and 5k races.

A woman who was left paralysed from the waist down after a road accident has spoken of her determination to get her life back on track.

Holm Primary in Inverness said a boy was approached by a man who threatened to hit him

World Book Day took over Inverness schools and nurseries as literary heroes were brought to life.

An Inverness charity says that collection bags for donations circulating in the city are not provided by them.

A Polish man who won an immigration battle with the Home Office has set up a support group for alcoholics in his adopted Inverness home.

Work to provide a new splash pad for Nairn will begin this month.

The minister of one of Inverness’s largest congregations has announced his plans to leave the charge.

An ambitious revamp is being planned at one of the biggest churches in Inverness in a bid to see it being put to greater community use.

Three Syrian families took part in a workshop organised by an Inverness-based music charity.

PUPILS at an Inverness school celebrated the end of LGBT history month with a splash of colour.

A SERIES of challenges at an Inverness gym helped to raise £2780 in memory of a researcher who died from the cancer she was studying.

THIS year’s Inverness Music Festival was brought to a fitting close with the much anticipated Premier Competition at Eden Court Theatre.

AS a profession, they often provide a sympathetic ear for customers keen to off-load the worries of their day.