Inspire me

An Inverness Strictly contestant is set to host a quiz tonight to raise funds for the Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

An Easter Ross man whose idea of a cycle run used to be a jaunt in jeans and old jacket helped raise £30K with 1000-mile LEJOG epic.

Huffing and puffing his way up an endless hill, the team leader summed up perfectly the motivation to take on such a hard challenge.

Trio of charities will benefit from tribute to Amy Tuach.

The multi-instrumentalist and her band wowed the Dingwall audience along with a strong cast of players.

A group of young women from Fortrose Academy have been inspired to pursue a career in business, after reaching the finals of a competition.

Kids asked Tom what if he had ever broken anything just by touching it. His answer triggered much laughter…

Delighted organisers of a charity fashion show have hailed the “inspirational models” after the latest Catwalk for a Cause raised £78,000 & counting!

A member of the ambulance service says the things he deals with on a day to day basis made it impossible for him not to give blood .

In this week’s episode we talk to contestants Becky Oman and Michael Mackenzie who are taking part in Strictly Inverness 2025.

Which photograph taken by you in Ross-shire would you like to share with others? Ross-shire through the Lens glory awaits!

Richard Sutherland said he had been inspired to pick up weightlifting because of the success of Tom Stoltman.

An injured walker in the west Highlands has been rescued after falling while descending from a peak on the Five Sisters of Kintail.

Easter Ross boat-builders, Wester Ross gardeners and a Dingwall support group amongst the winners.

The competition aims to carve out space for women in a heavily male-dominated industry.

Hit BBC One show ‘Sort Your Life Out’ is back and looking for families or shared households in the Highlands to take part in a future series.

Support worker Simone Stewart has held the event for the last four years.

Forest trails lead off from the Rogie Falls car park, where John Davidson goes in search of a route beyond the dramatic river crossing

Gaelic storytelling talent in the spotlight with strong showings from Ross-shire already in the running.

Its 173 screenings of first run films over the last 12 months hauled in an audience of 66 per cent capacity - twice the industry average.