Community

Two members of UHI's nursing and midwifery team climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in aid of a charity close to their hearts.

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival's second day is drawing to a close, and attendees have been treated to plenty of good music, activities and sunshine.

Elephant Sessions' Euan Smillie and Alasdair Taylor were pleased to be back at their hometown festival Belladrum this weekend.

Belladrum's event producer has vowed that he will have full debrief as to why people waited for hours in traffic around the festival yesterday.

An award-winning Wester Ross museum acclaimed for its thought-provoking curation of local history is on the hunt for something for its collection...

Reporter Rachel Smart gives her perspective after the first night of the festival.

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival organisers have released a statement after festival goers wait hours in traffic queues to get into the grounds.

A Ross-shire lifeboat crew's new operations manager aims to build on the excellent support and leadership established by his predecessor.

The lure of a green-fingered guru's garden has resulted in a four-figure sum for two charities close to his heart.

The reason for the month-long disruption to businesses, residents and visitors in a Ross-shire village caused by a burst water main has been revealed.

"For many years Heather has put her heart into the Tain Highland Hospice shop. It is lovely to see her dedication being recognised in this way."

It's hoped the missing trophies can be tracked down as SWI groups prepare for another eagerly anticipated show.

The match will be played this weekend.

The incident prompted claims by some of over-promotion of the area and a lack of respect towards local residents.

A Dingwall community group is setting the scene for a traditional event set to be run alongside a popular classic car rally.

A share of £170,000 will be awarded to groups and individuals to run projects within the community supporting people affected by dementia

A big-hearted Ross-shire community keen to support the retention of at-risk public toilets has been dealt a welcome boost after taking them on.

Both the school and a local charity shop are helping parents cut costs and reduce waste.

A PERFECT day for a parade of pooches has helped delighted organisers raise more than £4000 for an animal charity.

SHOCKING figures reveal a third of Highland trains are late. But what's it like to use the existing services... and what can be done to improve them?