All of us amateur dancers will be forever thankful to anyone who has put their hand in their pocket to support us while we’ve been learning to dance.
With less than a month to go, the dancing is a consistent thought.
Our fundraising activities have come in many forms – and there are still a variety to go – and all in aid of Highland Hospice & Inverness Ice Centre.
None of us will ever know how many families our fundraising efforts have made a difference to, which makes it all the more important and special.
The area was reported 'clear' at 4.44am today.
Fundraising powerhouses Angela Urquhart and Beth Saunders have raised nearly £25,000 between them for Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
The deal will see all the money collected from this promotion going to Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
Part of the road was closed in both directions for around seven hours following the collision.
Alternative road transport will be offered to passengers to get them to Edinburgh.
The event is to raise money for annual dance contest Strictly Inverness’s organisers and hosts Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
The very best of the region’s unsung heroes have been recognised at a celebration in Inverness.
An emotional evening of tears, laughter, entertainment, fabulous food and drink, and great camaraderie saw more than a dozen other awards handed out.
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All the money collected from this promotion will go to Strictly Inverness organisers and hosts Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
Drew Hendry said: “It’s unfair that people in the Highlands and Islands continue to pay more for energy."
Being part of such a special event which raises so much money for its organisers and hosts, Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre, is humbling.
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One of content editor Andy Dixon's reasons for signing up to Strictly Inverness was to meet more people.
Train services are either being cancelled, delayed or revised.
This week's pinnacle was the first proper fundraiser that Courier content editor Andy Dixon and dance partner Ruth Mason organised – a quiz night.
