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Festive flashback to Christmas events in Ross-shire. Who can you spot?

Charles Murray is being cared for at Highland Hospice and his friends decided to raise the funds as a thank you.

AN Easter Ross school has paid tribute to members of its local community who contributed towards a fundraising drive for less fortunate folk.

A Ross-shire village is feeling festive thanks to the arrival of its Christmas tree.

Dominic Gill, from Inverness, was on the evening train between Inverness and Wick last night when he captured the 'beaver' moon.

AN Easter Ross group unable to hold its Christmas Tree Festival this year has found a novel solution to spread a bit of festive cheer.

New Start Highland and Project Scotland are looking for people to support its charitable work.

Following the theme of the 12 Days of Christmas song, active schools co-ordinators will be giving pupils a challenge per day.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says: 'It may well be the beginning of the end of this horrible experience'

Dr Michael Foxley said that unless action was taken to make the language important he had fears for its future.

Tree-mendous effort as Wester Ross community group helps boost local causes

More than 8000 European Union citizens living in the Highlands have applied for settled status within the UK, according to Home Office figures.

A 30ft Christmas tree has arrived at Eden Court to be part of a moving tribute to those whose lives have been lost to Covid-19.

A HIGHLAND woman who cares for her housebound daughter has had her love of art reignited with help from a Dingwall-based charity.

Highlanders are being asked to help generate One Million Words of Kindness to mark St Andrew’s Day.

AN Easter Ross primary school teacher has urged people to resist the temptation to spread false rumours about Covid-19.

A poignant Easter Ross tribute to a much-loved member of a running group looks set to become an annual event following its success last weekend.

A proposed community woodland for Dingwall has received a ringing endorsement from local residents – and there's still time to have a say.

A big-hearted group of pals from Ullapool set the wheels in motion for a quirky fundraising boost for Highland Hospice.

RESILIENT communities across Ross-shire are signalling a defiant determination to bounce back from the horrors of a year that no one saw coming.