It is with great sadness that we announce the death yesterday of Anne Gray, one of the founding members of Two Lochs Radio which became Radio Wester Ross.
For many years, together with carrying out significant admin tasks, Anne presented the Breakfast Show and other programmes and will be remembered for her weekly Celtic Weekend which she presented over 1000 times. Thoughts and condolences of everyone connected with Radio Wester Ross are with Anne's husband Alex and her family.
Threatening messages which were sent yesterday to a number of schools across the UK including Gairloch and Ullapool High Schools were immediately assessed by police and were treated as hoaxes. Police have since confirmed that there is nothing to suggest that there was a credible threat or that there is any wider threat to the public.
Police have also said they understand how distressing these type of messages can be but advise that there is no requirement to evacuate schools or to keep children away from education. The Cyber and Fraud Unit is carrying out extensive enquiries to establish the source of the messages.
High Life Highland is encouraging people living with, or at risk of developing, Type 2 diabetes to take positive steps towards improving their health through its dedicated Living With Type 2 Diabetes programme, ahead of World Diabetes Day on Saturday 14 November.
Delivered at Inverness Leisure, the programme combines education and exercise, helping participants better understand their condition while developing the confidence and practical skills needed to manage it successfully. The five-week programme includes weekly 90-minute sessions led by specially trained instructors. Full information is available on High Life Highland’s website.
