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What shot taken in Ross-shire would you love to show readers of the Ross-shire Journal?

Ailsa Lyall, who is from Muir of Ord and now lives in Glasgow, is competing in the finals of The Great British Sewing Bee.

To celebrate the fascinating Scottish heritage, The Seaforth Restaurant in Ullapool will launch a brand new, immersive experience this summer.

They went out to survey their handiwork - and what a colourful affair it is!

‘For a care home to be embracing Pride in this way is fundamentally important.’

Ceilidhs galore and a broad range of artists lined up for event credited with generating at least £8m for the Highland economy since launched.

Emergency service workers are set to take the stage as they dance, sing and make people laugh for Cash for Kids and the Highland Hospice.

It is the summer of love at Belladrum and we certainly have a few love stories for you!

The event will raise funds for a defibrillator and provide a showcase for the artform.

John Davidson heads for Derbyshire to enjoy a blustery run in the High Peak district – 92 years after the Kinder Mass Trespass

Dingwall Ness Factor star Joanne Ross is gearing up for her first ever Belladrum, with a prime-time gig slot at the 25,000-person festival.

A charity is calling wildlife enthusiasts in the region to join a monitoring initiative to track the impact of climate change on butterflies.

Their peppery crunch is of course utterly delectable, says our columnist Sarah Rankin.

Fun and games in Cromarty as tennis skills were sharpened ahead of a good-natured showdown.

Do you have a photograph taken in Ross-shire you would like to share with us?

The prize will delight train buffs and photographers alike - we’ve even got tips to help boost your chances!

Muir of Ord Gala has even more to come after a week packed with events and activities.

Have you been to the Wester Ross beach that has turned the head of the authors of this guide?

Kerry Vigurs hopes to do her friends proud by entering Ness Factor 2024 – even if taking part came as a surprise to her as much as anyone.

Two senior members of a Wester Ross community garden team are about to hang up their forks and trowels and step down from their volunteering duties.