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It was only after removing 15 layers of linoleum, tiles and rotten floorboards that they could start the onerous rebuild of the premises.
All three work in the same Ross-shire care home.
There was plenty to see on the trip into Sutherland.
Up to 320 jobs in construction phase, it is claimed, as port prepares for trailblazing floating offshore windfarm role.
A report identifies an ‘unprecedented’ investment and jobs opportunity for the Highlands - and the barriers that must be overcome ‘at pace’.
Future possible uses for property designed by Ardross Castle architect include country retreat, hotel, large home or conversion into apartments.
Fiona Deakin, from Cromarty, is part of a crew aiming to become the first ever all-female team from Scotland to row across an ocean.
A new community champion who will be a familiar face to supermarket shoppers in Easter Ross and Sutherland has hit the ground running.
The Easter Ross port’s season, running until the end of October, is worth millions to the wider Highland tourism economy.
100 dancers smash fundraising target inspired by plight of Black Isle girl.
WATCH: Highland women’s remarkable memories caught to coincide with 80th anniversary of VE Day.
Staff and residents have set out on a ‘Mile a Day in May’ challenge for a cause close to their hearts.
A Ross-shire camera club’s photographer of the year has taken a bow alongside other competition winners at a special celebratory event.
The Ross-shire and Sutherland Federation SWI handcrafts show is being staged at Findon Hall, Culbokie on May 9 and 10.
Ross-shire folk with a passion for the beautiful game and a winning way with words are being invited to try out for a special commentary job
A grandchild said: ‘They are so special to us. We feel so happy to have them in our lives.’
An open day at the closure-threatened church brought an influx of ideas.
It was a delightful sight against a stunning backdrop.
Delight for campaigners as rise in school roll - from just one pupil - means it will remain open.
‘If you witness it, it’s beyond belief. You would think this was a disease sent by the devil himself.’
