Photos of illuminated Kessock Bridge go on sale in aid of Highland Hospice during coronavirus pandemic

Highland Hospice has welcomed a fundraising initiative which will benefit the charity during the Covid-19 outbreak.

As a result of the current pandemic lockdown arrangements fundraising events which the hospice used to rely on have been drastically reduced.

Last month the Kessock Bridge was dramatically lit up in both blue – to thank frontline NHS staff – and yellow, as a show of support for Highland Hospice.

The light show was organised by Limelight Event Services and Inverness-based photographer Paul Campbell captured a series of high-resolution images to record the occasion.

Together they have now decided to sell copies of the photos online, with all proceeds going to the hospice.

Hospice fundraiser, Katie Gibb, said: "Paul has managed to capture the incredible lighting of Kessock Bridge by Limelight Event Services.

"These night shots show the bridge as never seen before – a huge thank you to Paul for raising funds for Highland Hospice in this innovative way."

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