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Inverness Highland Games 2021 cancelled - hopes for bicentenary event in 2022


By Louise Glen

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The organisers of the annual Inverness Highland Games confirmed today that they have decided to cancel the event in 2021.

The Inverness Highland Games committee said that the ongoing uncertainty around what Covid restrictions might be in place by the date of the event left them with no choice but to cancel this year.

Angus Dick, chairman of the Inverness Highland Games committee, said: “We are very disappointed to have had to make the difficult decision to cancel the event until 2022. When we took everything into consideration there were just too many variables and uncertainties due to the pandemic to allow us to plan safely.”

The 2022 Inverness Highland Games marks the bicentenary of the games and are due to take place the weekend of July 15 2022.

Mr Dick added: “We are already gearing up for the bicentenary event and look forward to welcoming everyone back to that celebration of Highland Games in Inverness.”


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