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âDon't give up': Ness Factor winner Jamie Cruickshank set for Belladrum stage (opens the original)
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When Jamie Cruickshank steps onto the stage at this yearâs Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival, he wonât just be performing - heâll be marking the latest chapter in a journey thatâs transformed his life. The Inverness local secured his spot on the bill after winning Ness Factor 2025, an annual singing contest raising much-needed funds for Highland Hospice. For Jamie, it was an experience that changed everything. âI wasn't expecting it at all,â he said. âIt was emotional, it was positiv
âMy golden best friendâ: Inverness womanâs garden sale raises funds for the charity that changed her life (opens the original)
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An Inverness woman is transforming unwanted household items into colourful garden creations to raise money for the charity that changed her life. Rebecca Nicholson (31), who relies on a wheelchair for her daily mobility, has spent the past few months upcycling donated furniture, teapots, chairs, wheelbarrows, bird feeders and other forgotten items into vibrant garden planters and decorative pieces. She is now inviting the local community to a unique charity garden sale, with every penny raised g
âMy pursuit of health became unhealthyâ: How one Highland womanâs recovery inspired her to help others (opens the original)
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Fourteen years into a career with Police Scotland, Alanna Goddard now spends her spare time helping women build healthier relationships with food, exercise and themselves. But the path to becoming a women's health and wellness coach began with her own experience of anorexia and a years-long recovery that completely transformed her understanding of what it means to be healthy. A keen runner and former gymnast, Alanna believed she was doing everything right. She exercised regularly, carefully moni
âMy pursuit of health became unhealthyâ: How one Inverness womanâs recovery inspired her to help others (opens the original)
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Fourteen years into a career with Police Scotland, Inverness-based Alanna Goddard now spends her spare time helping women build healthier relationships with food, exercise and themselves. But the path to becoming a women's health and wellness coach began with her own experience of anorexia and a years-long recovery that completely transformed her understanding of what it means to be healthy. A keen runner and former gymnast, Alanna believed she was doing everything right. She exercised regularly
âThe Highlands are full of opportunityâ: Triple award recognition for rising hospitality star (opens the original)
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A Highland hospitality executive has been recognised for her outstanding contribution to the industry after being shortlisted for three major awards. Drew Moody, sales, marketing and events (SME) executive at Highland Coast Hotels, has been named as a finalist in the Rising Star category at the Highlands and Islands Thistle Awards, as well as Young Businesswoman of the Year and Individual Employee of the Year at the Highland Business Women Awards. The triple nomination marks a significant milest
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