More than 50 young carers from across the Highlands and beyond have taken part in a Basketball Festival in Inverness.
The innovative festival was organised on Monday by High Life Highland in partnership with Highland Council’s social work service. The festival invited young carers from across various communities, such as Highland, Aberdeenshire and the Borders for a day involving sport, friendship and meeting new cultures. It is hoped that this pioneering project, support by the Scottish Government, will also strengthen the feelings towards the forthcoming Commonwealth Games in Scotland.
A prestigious Art Gallery in Wester Ross is inviting members to submit entries for their forthcoming Members show.
An Talla Solais in Market Street, is inviting submissions from all of their members on Sunday 19th July. The show will take place at their Gallery in the Wester Ross village, from 1st August until 11th October, with the Gallery open 5 days a week. For further details contact them directly.
Ross-shire Countryside Rangers has announced that a variety of activities will be taking place throughout the summer while ‘School’s out.’
This week a family day is being held at Lochbroom Leisure in Ullapool, making seed bombs and other activities, and on Wed 22nd July, ‘10 things to do with a stick’ is being organised at Lael Forest. For further details or to book a free space, contact Ross-shire Countryside Rangers. Future activities are also planned throughout the summer and will be advertised online and locally.
