Inspire me

“If I had the chance to speak to the people who gave up half an hour of their time to help me, I’d love to thank them for saving my life.”

Amateur football champions Pentland United have passed the £1200 mark in their fundraising efforts to support little Sophie Mason and her family.

High Life Highland is keen to offer more opportunities for children who need extra support to take part in games and sports.

Football-daft Brian Mackay believes the game can evolve without heading.

Football-daft Brian Mackay believes the game can evolve without heading.

Caithness amateur football champions Pentland United are preparing for a 24-hour fundraising running challenge as a Sophie’s Story fundraiser.

Seven keen bakers are in the mix for the Caithness and Sutherland regional heat of this year’s Highland Shortbread Showdown in Thurso on Thursday.

Voluntary groups of all sizes could be crowned the charity of the year at a national awards event taking place later this year.

Our Give Blood, Save Lives campaign to boost blood donations across the north has now passed the 2000 mark.

Donors shared the love for each other and those in need of help this Valentine’s week by rolling up their sleeves to give blood together.

A mum who faced life-threatening complications after giving birth last year said the situation has brought home to her how important giving blood is.

Thurso’s Community Cafe is opening up effective communication channels for people struggling with mental health issues and addiction.

Emmie Barter knows what it’s like to experience success on the rugby field – and now she is determined to make her mark as a heavy events athlete.

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 .

A special commemorative bench in Thurso has been brought back to good functional order thanks to dedicated volunteers from a local heritage group.

Families in Caithness and north Sutherland are being invited to a special cinema screening – at no cost to them.

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

The Highland festival brings together talks, films, activities and adventures. John Davidson looks ahead to a long weekend of motivational fun

Caithness cats will benefit thanks to the fundraising efforts of a charity that has raised over £3000 to help the county’s felines.