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All roads lead to the Black Isle next week for members of the farming community and revellers anticipating the biggest show event of the year.
Debbie brings a wealth of health and social care experience to the role, having worked for the Highland Council, Moray Council and NHS Highland.
They went out to survey their handiwork - and what a colourful affair it is!
One of Ross-shire’s most eagerly anticipated Highland Gatherings has revealed its high-profile chieftain for next month’s event.
‘For a care home to be embracing Pride in this way is fundamentally important.’
Over 1000 people working on the build with 3 million metres of cable installed so far this year – enough to run up and down the A9 seven times.
Ceilidhs galore and a broad range of artists lined up for event credited with generating at least £8m for the Highland economy since launched.
The finishing touches are being applied to mop caps, bodices and waistcoats on the Black Isle this week, ready for the St Boniface Fair.
‘Store cattle trade…was extremely brisk, despite the recent doom and gloom of weather conditions and the prime trade being stagnant.’
The two walkers become disorientated in what was described as ‘hazardous’ conditions on the Wester Ross peak.
Fun and games in Cromarty as tennis skills were sharpened ahead of a good-natured showdown.
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Muir of Ord Gala has even more to come after a week packed with events and activities.
‘Val was driven by a determination to ensure every young person in the Highlands had an opportunity to thrive.’
The exposure to nuclear fallout severely compromised his immune system.
He was a finalist in The Traitors and revealed a remarkable person story that touched millions.
She knew what was coming - and loved every second of it!
And there’s still lots to come at the Muir of Ord Gala…
The games play a vital fundraising role for many local organisations and also bring the community together for an annual celebration.
