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Hector Mackenzie
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Editor, Ross-shire Journal
Scottish Highlands
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Biography
Experienced journalist based in the Highlands of Scotland with experience writing for a wide variety of publications and time spent living and working in China.
features and human interest.General news
fiction
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By Hector Mackenzie Verified| Ross-shire Journal Verified AN iconic Ross-shire venue has added a second date for an Irish country sensation to meet overwhelming demand for tickets. And that’s good news for Strathpeffer Pavilion as well as Marty Mone fans as proceeds from the gigs will help preserve what is one of the Highlands’ most treasured venues. Originally scheduled for one night only on Saturday, June 28, huge demand has led to the addition of a second show on Friday, June 27, giving fans another chance to catch this one-of-a-kind performer.
By Hector Mackenzie Verified| Ross-shire Journal Verified THE ‘inspiring” work of a Highland charity that helps thousands of families in need will help motivate a fundraising venture later this year. Highland Action for Little Ones (Halo) welcomed Lord Lieutenant of Ross and Cromarty, Joanie Whiteford, and local businessman, Willie Gray, to its Alness base. The visit provided an opportunity for the duo to learn more about the vital support Halo provides to families in need across the region.
By Hector Mackenzie Verified| The Northern Times Verified A Highland village hall will see the premiere of a new “dance-theatre gig” by two award-winning artists this week. Charlotte Mclean and Jack Anderson collaborate with acclaimed artist, composer, fiddler and piper Malin Lewis to present not for glory at Ullapool Village Hall on Wednesday (April 16). Not for glory is described by its creators as “a restless, relentless, rebellious unraveling of traditional dance and music”. It’s described as “bodies, bagpipes and brutality.
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Ross-shire Journal
The Latest News, Sport and What's On from Dingwall and Ross-shire - Ross-shire Journal and North Star News
Scottish Highlands
+44 134 986 3436