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FREEMASONS in Ross-shire's county town have been active in the community in recent days undertaking starkly contrasting activities.
Shinty Memories Scotland project helps people with dementia and living with issues such as depression and loneliness, has received a major boost.
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© Supplied by Shinty Memories Scot John MacKenzie, chairman of Badeoch Shinty Memories (left) and Donnie Grant, Shinty Memories ambassador Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Three shinty groups are to share a funding windfall for projects helping people suffering from mental health issues and isolation. Grant are being made available to the Badenoch, Caberfeidh and Beauly shinty memories groups (SMGs) to start new proj...