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Who can you identify from these old Ross-shire photos?

Picture detectives in Dingwall have been turning their attention to filling in missing blanks in mystery shots from down the year.

Lochcarron first stop on marathon man’s gruelling NC500 run

“I feel undertaking the gruelling parts of the NC500 reflects the struggles people face with mental health.”

Protest against Supreme Court ruling takes place in Inverness city centre

Members of the Highland LGBTQ+ community banded together after the blow affecting transgender people.

Fearn housing bid could help meet Easter Ross freeport demand

“This development will provide much-needed high quality affordable housing within the context of a national and Highland-wide housing crisis.”

Many hands make light work in Milnafua clean-up

‘Most of the volunteers are Milnafua residents keen to make improvements to their community, which is heartening to see.’

Strictly Inverness contestants speak about shaving their hair and nearly getting decapitated

In this week’s Strictly for a Cause podcast we speak to Jane Fuller and Andrew Simpkins.

Competition opens for emerging artists to win the chance to play at Belladrum

Co-op and the festival are teaming up to support grassroots music, so Co-op members are being invited to enter an exclusive talent search.

Tain engineer is a man on a mission: ‘We can’t just keep letting cancer win’

A Tain engineer who was diagnosed with bowel cancer at the age of 41 is saddling up to back an awareness month.

Black Isle gets ready to Zumba - and it’s going to be fun!

The role played by Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance – which took Alma for a potentially life-saving operation – inspired the fundraiser.

Walker in distress rescued from shores of west Highland sea loch

A walker in distress was rescued by lifeboat and coastguard personnel today at the mouth of a west Highland sea loch.

Councillor’s motion offers hope for survival of Edderton Primary School earmarked for mothballing by Highland Council

Edderton Primary School, which has seen numbers dwindle to just two expected pupils for next year’s term, had been earmarked for closure.

It’s wall right now for five-star Gairloch attraction

Built by local contractor, Roddy Bain, the stone for came from the Gairloch Quarry and the project was funded by the Pat Munro Foundation.

Black Isle woman smashes London Marathon target ahead of run

A devastating health setback served to strengthen the family and teed up Brain Research UK for a welcome boost.

5000 thank yous! Campaign to boost blood donations in the north helps up to 15,000 people

Last November we launched our Give Blood, Save Lives campaign to bring in 5000 blood donations across the Highlands and Moray by Easter.

‘Giving back is really important’: Highland firm is latest to give blood together

A team of staff from a firm with branches throughout the Highlands has become the latest to organise a corporate blood donation.

LGBTQ+ community plan protest in Highland capital

The action comes in response to a Supreme Court decision last week ruling that trans women are not considered women in law.

Highland secondary pupils get opportunity to explore careers in salmon farming sector

A group of Highland secondary pupils will get a first-hand look at the variety of opportunities that the salmon farming sector offers.

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Who can you identify from these old Ross-shire photos?

Lochcarron first stop on marathon man’s gruelling NC500 run

Lochcarron first stop on marathon man’s gruelling NC500 run

Protest against Supreme Court ruling takes place in Inverness city centre

Protest against Supreme Court ruling takes place in Inverness city centre

Fearn housing bid could help meet Easter Ross freeport demand

Fearn housing bid could help meet Easter Ross freeport demand

Many hands make light work in Milnafua clean-up

Many hands make light work in Milnafua clean-up

Strictly Inverness contestants speak about shaving their hair and nearly getting decapitated

Strictly Inverness contestants speak about shaving their hair and nearly getting decapitated

Competition opens for emerging artists to win the chance to play at Belladrum

Competition opens for emerging artists to win the chance to play at Belladrum

Tain engineer is a man on a mission: ‘We can’t just keep letting cancer win’

Tain engineer is a man on a mission: ‘We can’t just keep letting cancer win’

Black Isle gets ready to Zumba - and it’s going to be fun!

Black Isle gets ready to Zumba - and it’s going to be fun!

Walker in distress rescued from shores of west Highland sea loch

Walker in distress rescued from shores of west Highland sea loch

Councillor’s motion offers hope for survival of Edderton Primary School earmarked for mothballing by Highland Council

Councillor’s motion offers hope for survival of Edderton Primary School earmarked for mothballing by Highland Council

It’s wall right now for five-star Gairloch attraction

It’s wall right now for five-star Gairloch attraction

Black Isle woman smashes London Marathon target ahead of run

Black Isle woman smashes London Marathon target ahead of run

5000 thank yous! Campaign to boost blood donations in the north helps up to 15,000 people

5000 thank yous! Campaign to boost blood donations in the north helps up to 15,000 people

‘Giving back is really important’: Highland firm is latest to give blood together

‘Giving back is really important’: Highland firm is latest to give blood together

LGBTQ+ community plan protest in Highland capital

LGBTQ+ community plan protest in Highland capital

Highland secondary pupils get opportunity to explore careers in salmon farming sector

Highland secondary pupils get opportunity to explore careers in salmon farming sector

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