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Parents to honour âbeautiful and courageousâ Sophie Mason (opens the original)
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The parents behind Sophieâs Story are determined keep Sophie Masonâs memory alive - saying their âlittle superstarâ is still the reason they get out of bed in the morning. Sophie was diagnosed with rare genetic disorder Batten Disease in November 2024, which led to her passing at just three years old at the start of June. Parents Lizzie and Keith had created the Sophieâs Story campaign to spread awareness of the disease and document their journey with Sophie, and even after her passing
Clachnaharry School to hold open day celebrating 150 years (opens the original)
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Clachnaharry Old School will open its doors to pupils past and present in celebration of its 150th anniversary. An open day will be held on Saturday, September 26 between 1pm and 3pm, with the wider community invited to come along. There will be an opportunity to tour the Grade C listed building, which was the first school built by Inverness Burgh following the 1872 Education Act. Marking the occasion, school staff will be wearing Victorian attire, with visitors invited to join them in dressing
Eden Court unveil new Autumn Winter programme (opens the original)
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Eden Court has announced its Autumn Winter season, bringing a thrilling line-up of theatre, dance, music, comedy and film to the Highlands, as the venue moves into the closing chapter of its 50th anniversary year. The new season arrives on the back of a milestone year for Eden Court, with 2026 seeing the venue celebrate 50 years as a home for the arts in the Highlands. That spirit of celebration continues into autumn and winter, with a powerhouse programme of world-class touring productions taki
Musician receives YouTube award after âmind-bogglingâ World Cup success (opens the original)
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An Inverness bagpiper says he is proud and privileged after his summer World Cup exploits led to celebrity encounters, cultural exchanges and a YouTube creator award. Iain MacGillivray released the song âKick Offâ as an alternative Scotland World Cup anthem, before heading out to the USA to take up residency in a Scottish fanzone in Boston. There, videos of his performances amassed thousands of views on social media, and he piped during official visits by Boston mayor Michelle Wu and Massach
Date confirmed for Highland Pride 2027 (opens the original)
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Members of the LGBTQ+ community who attend Pride can already circle a date in their calendar for next year after Highland Pride confirmed when their 2027 event will take place. Formerly known as Proud Ness, the celebration and protest became an annual fixture in the Highland capital in 2018, barring a couple of years when the Covid-19 pandemic forced its cancellation. Thousands of people have made their way to Inverness to turn the city centre into a sea of rainbow over the years, with Eden Cour
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