Highland Heroes

With nominations open for Highland Heroes 2024 we catch up with a deserving winner from earlier this year.

Olivia Macleod had not long left Knockbreck Primary for Tain Royal Academy when she took a fateful decision.

Show your support for the bravest kids in the Highlands

Clare and Martin Murray of Dunnet Bay Distillery picked up the green hero accolade earlier this year.

Who will you give your green hero nomination to?

Show your support for a charity, social enterprise or not-for-profit organisation with a Heroes nomination

Who will you nominate as your fundraiser of the year?

Nominate your health heroes who go above and beyond their call of duty

Show carers just how much you value their support

What school will get your top marks?

Who are the unsung champions that make and shape your community?

Who are you going to nominate as your Highland Heroes 2024?

The Highland Heroes 2022 awards ceremony was a truly inspirational event.

The Heroes award will go to a youngster who has achieved something beyond expectations in education, sport or helping others at school.

Carers play a vital role in our communities, providing support and help to people who need it. Nominate your hero now.

An Easter Ross nursery is on the hunt for a community minded joiner or handy person to help fix a playhouse problem.

Kirsteen Campbell, who set up a group to help women suffering with endometriosis, was named volunteer of the year at the Highland Heroes awards.

Sophie Stewart, of Conon Bridge Primary School, was named primary school pupil of the year at the awards on Thursday evening.

A secondary school pupil from the Isle of Skye was named a Highland Hero last week for his fundraising efforts.

A Beauly GP took to the stage last week to collect an award based off his work during the lockdown.