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Pole to Pole in The Scottish Highlands - The Highland Times

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By Iain Munro Verified
| The Highland Times
It’s the weekend of the first snow of winter in the Highlands and also a night where most of the country will sit indoors to see if Scotland’s mens team can qualify for the world cup next year. But there’s something else going on, an evening of variety and cabaret at the Kirkhill Community Hall. It promises laughs, magic and sexy acrobatics all in an effort to raise funds for the Highland Hospice.
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Edited by Iain Munro, Kate Kenny and Marianna Fotaki

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By Iain Munro Verified, Kate Kenny, Marianna Fotaki
| Transforming Society podcast (Podcast)
"A superb collection that not only surveys the latest developments in whistleblower research but also gives voice to whistleblowers and the support networks around them.
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Administering The Sound

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By Iain Munro Verified
| The Highland Times
What to do on a driech July evening in Inverness? This was the question on my mind as the relentlessly wet summer of 2024 continued unabated. So off to the big tent at the Bught Park to see the Ministry of Sound Classical. What’s that you might ask? It’s an orchestra playing music made famous by the record label Ministry of Sound, but with some heavy bass and other lines thrown in. Good old club music from the past with a spot of classical interpretation – why not.
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