Highland Heroes

Ena Smith and Sheila Paterson, both aged 82, are Black Isle natives who have been good friends ever since their school days.

Grassroots charity Kats Second Editions, was founded by Katrena ‘Kat’ Macleod in 2020 and became an officially-registered charity in July 2024.

The football club served up a "special" night of free soup and sandwiches in Tain last night.

Earlier this month saw new volunteer recruits Danny Simpson, Andy Haines and Lee Falkiner pass their Tier 1 assessments.

Nominations close at midnight, Sunday, December 15 – don’t miss the chance to nominate your Highland Heroes 2025!

All the Heroes are special but one exceptional winner will be named the overall hero of heroes

Who are the healthcare heroes in your community?

Give back to the outstanding fundraisers in your community with a Heroes nomination

The funeral for the founder of a life-saving charity, was “a testament to the profound impact” he had, raising over £4500 for the charity.

Who are the best teachers at your secondary school?

A ‘simply outstanding’ young woman from Cromarty has been awarded with a prestigious accolade from Her Royal Highness Princess Anne.

Who’s head of the class in your secondary school?

Celebrate the remarkable primary pupils in your community by nominating them for a Highland Heroes award!

Give your primary school teachers top marks with a Heroes nomination

Is your school the best in the Highlands? Nominate them now!

Show your support for the inspiring, most courageous youngsters in your community with a Heroes nomination?

Who are the green heroes in your community?

A Dingwall pupil has clocked up over 1000 hours of volunteering work — believed to be the highest hours achieved by a Highland youth volunteer.

Who are your volunteers of the year?

Who are the real-life superheroes that serve your community?