Human Interest

A Caithness woman won Fundraiser of the Year at Highland Heroes for her project in tribute to her late best friend, Julie.

It was an emotional night for an Inverness-based dad who was named Carer of the Year at Friday’s Highland Heroes Awards 2025.

Encouraging slow, sustainable tourism from the heart of a visitor hotspot saw a Loch Ness initiative scoop a prestigious Highland Heroes accolade.

The pioneering success of a health rehabilitation team offering “a second chance at life” earned special recognition at Highland Heroes.

A Cromarty teenager with a relentless dedication to youth work has scooped a prestigious accolade at this year’s Highland Heroes awards.

Elaine Maciver admitted that being announced Primary Teacher of the Year at Highland Heroes 2025 was ‘a bit overwhelming’.

Hear why Tanya White and Elle Campbell are taking part in this year’s Strictly Inverness to raise funds for Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

Highland Heroes win is a huge boost for inspiring young woman.

In a highly successful mission, members and dependants of the Black Watch 3rd Battalion joined forces to give blood together last week.

A family has paid tribute to those supporting them through an ‘incredibly difficult and heartbreaking journey’.

A former Provost who played a pivotal role in guiding Inverness to city status in 2000 has died at the age of 85.

Highland filmmaking talent has been recognised at a glittering ceremony after people from the region picked up top titles in the FilmG awards.

More than 3000 of you have now done your bit to boost blood supplies across Highland and Moray since we launched our Give Blood, Save Lives campaign.

A one-day trade event for hospitality, catering and retail businesses is taking place tomorrow.

“Our greatest wish is to give Abbey the beautiful send-off she deserves,” says Abbey Robertson’s sister and brother.

The charity was founded after 17-year-old Charlie Cosser was killed by stabbings in the south of England.

A former doctor was among those giving blood at a community donation session last week.

It was a flair for football rather than burning ambition that first launched Donald ‘Donnie’ Grant up the fire service career ladder.

He entered the competition this year after seeing how much the charity benefitted the son of two of his best friends.

Mike Clark remembers Rab MacWilliam, who grew up in Inverness before making his career in publishing.