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The Ness Aviation team have taken the plunge to be part of this year’s annual WorldFlight global virtual flight simulation event between November 2-9 in aid of raising funds for various charities.
Owner of Ness Aviation, Krys Rabiej said: “It’s our first time taking part in the challenge and probably not our last!
“It’s definitely tiring, I don’t even know if it’s day or night anymore. We just go home, sleep, eat and then come back and fly again.
“It’s very demanding on your physical and mental health.”
More in the comments.⬇️
On the anniversary of Renee and Andrew MacRae’s disappearance, we revisit the case that has haunted Scotland for decades.
The Ness Aviation team have taken the plunge to be part of this year’s annual WorldFlight global virtual flight simulation event between November 2-9 in aid of raising funds for various charities.✈️
WorldFlight involves teams from around the world flying virtual aircraft’s continuously for seven days, simulating real-world flight routes and operations.
Read more in the comments.⬇️
The Remembrance Parade make their way through Inverness.
A devious pair from the most recent series of The Traitors feature in a celebrity special of Antiques Road Trip and pay a special return to the Highlands. Read more about this visit in the comments.⬇️
Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes has hailed the Highlands’ first centre for Gaelic learning - which has received a £370,000 funding boost - as a place where Gaelic speakers can communicate without the “fear” of using English.
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It has been announced that Cultarlann Inbhir Nis will receive funding from the Scottish Government to develop a space for Gaelic gatherings, ceilidhs and exhibitions in the former East Church building on Academy Street.
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The world famous Hebridean Baker hosted a wholesome cooking demonstration and book launch at Bonk & Co in Inverness.🧑🏻🍳
Kyle Donald, marketing manager of Bonk & Co, said: “We have partnered with the Hebridean Baker for a number of events now and with the launch of his fourth book we wanted to make sure we put Inverness on the map for his latest book tour".
Read more in the comments.⬇️
In case you missed it...
An Inverness man, who struggles with Asperger’s Syndrome, took on the ‘Day of the Deadlift’ challenge at The Forge Gym Inverness in order to raise funds for Highland One Stop Shop.
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Steven Fry, a former fuel tanker driver who crashed into empty shop premises after a seizure caused by the presence of a malignant brain tumour, is one step closer to living cancer free as he started medical treatment that could potentially save his life.
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