Inspire me

A Black Isle teenager has been presented with a special hoodie by strongman brothers, Tom and Luke Stoltman, for her work as a volunteer.

It wasn’t until his dad contracted leukemia that Neil Urquhart began donating blood regularly.

A Spanish restaurant is to hold a day-long charity fundraiser as it celebrates 22 years in Inverness.

A member of Inverness Rotary Club is driving to Ukraine to deliver a jeep in a bid to help those caught up in the conflict.

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An event in Inverness next weekend will celebrate the life of a renowned Gaelic bard to mark World Gaelic Week.

Dell McClurg recalls as an 18-year-old single mum she found herself living in a council home with boarded-up windows and a maggot-infested kitchen.

For Julie Price, working life was once all about cuffing criminals. These days the ex-cop spends her time making arresting works of art.

“If I had the chance to speak to the people who gave up half an hour of their time to help me, I’d love to thank them for saving my life.”

Fantastic performances from the duo.

He lands prestigious cycling opportunity.

Maz Orrock (44) is taking part in Strictly Inverness 2025 to raise funds for the Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

He is the club’s first centurion.

She has also started her own club at her university.

High Life Highland is keen to offer more opportunities for children who need extra support to take part in games and sports.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson picks up a coffee before heading out onto the trails to enjoy the classic circuit of Loch Morlich in Glenmore

Local dippers are coming together to swim under each full moon of the year, which started with the Wolf Moon on January 12.

Voluntary groups of all sizes could be crowned the charity of the year at a national awards event taking place later this year.

Caithness amateur football champions Pentland United are preparing for a 24-hour fundraising running challenge as a Sophie’s Story fundraiser.

An iconic ‘bucket-list’ cycling event in the Wester Ross wilds is enjoying a dramatic revival after being brought into community control.