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Run by women with lived experience, it focuses on improving health and wellbeing through peer support, creativity and community connection.
The event was set up in response to an appeal to back a hospice for the Highlands. That was almost 40 years ago and it’s still going strong.
“We have some spaces available but these are going fast.”
‘We are so very grateful that the volunteers from Kintail Mountain Rescue stayed with him’.
The former church remains an important community building and is gaining a new lease of life.
‘I am in this campaign to take the fight to the Highland Council and win for our community, starting with protecting our leisure facilities at TRACC’.
‘It’s more than just new kit and transport — it’s an investment in our young players, helping them travel, play, and represent our club with pride.’
One well-wisher posted: ‘You deserve it. You’re one of life’s good guys.’
The specialist group has shared an update on their weights and next steps.
Kintail Mountain Rescue Team shared its sincere condolences with his family and others have been quick to pay tribute.
Details of what would-be councillors now need to do have been outlined.
This image was snapped by our photographer. Do YOU have something for next week’s Ross-shire through the Lens?
The updated register will be published on Highland Council’s website, with services informed to ensure assets are managed in line with legislation.
‘Catherine was a much-loved part of our Eilean Dubh family – warm, kind and full of fun.’
Brexit and visa restrictions ‘have made it nearly impossible to recruit international workers’ - but do we also need more care homes?
‘This achievement represents so much more than bricks and mortar’, says housing boss.
The title will be familiar to generations and roles to fill are hugely varied.
How many potatoes do you reckon YOU could grow in a builder’s bucket?
Brexit and visa restrictions ‘have made it nearly impossible to recruit international workers, placing huge strain on the sector’ in the Highlands.
Brexit and visa restrictions ‘have made it nearly impossible to recruit international workers, placing huge strain on the sector’ in the Highlands.
