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A musically themed day of fundraising hit the right note with mental wellbeing charity Mikeysline.
FLS apologises for ‘minor frustrations’ caused but says the work will mitigate against potential disruption to key transport routes.
What was considered waste for disposal will be converted to produce fertiliser for use in forestry.
Ross-shire through the Lens is a weekly feature that invites readers to contribute images they have taken while out and about across the county.
Community spirit shone as bright as the sun on Alness Gala Day 2025.
Music all day, ponies, stalls, tractors and a bouncy castle in store!
Contractors say they are tweaking the work programme to cater for the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival, the Black Isle Show and the Moy Country Fair.
‘Ella has been an inspiring leader to lots of dance enthusiasts.’
A behind-the-scenes Glastonbury veteran from the Highlands will help Dingwall mark an 800-year milestone.
It’s International Joke Day and your cracker of a gag could win you a year’s supply of Highland cheese.
Harrison Ford, a big hit in the Tain-based Glenmorangie malt whisky film series, is now flying the flag for a Formula 1 hook-up.
She said: “Let’s make sure that swimming is still part of the community story, now and from the generations to come.”
James Brown (59), who has visited the area since he was a teenager, said: “This is a fish of a lifetime for someone like me.”
She started out on her own 20 years ago and now has bases in Alness, Muir of Ord and Dornoch.
The strength of a Ross-shire school community was evident for all to see as it celebrated its 50th anniversary with a drive to improve facilities.
‘We understand that delays on the A835 are a frustration, and we continue to thank the local communities for their patience.’
‘The Rambling Rector is at its best and the new cream David Austin Malvern Hills has settled well and is taking off beautifully.’
Dingwall Gala Week aims to have something for everyone - and it starts tomorrow!
Friends of Fearn Abbey are working to keep the ‘Lamp of the North’ burning and are holding an Open Guided Tours Day.
He says: “The legacy I want to leave is a recognition that when good people work together in unity, great things can happen.”
