Hector Mackenzie
Editor at Ross-shire Journal
Citizen of the world. Word wrangler for Highland News and Media. [email protected]
Articles
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3 days ago |
inverness-courier.co.uk | Hector Mackenzie
THE Highlands and islands stand on the brink of “a once-in-a-generation opportunity” with hundreds of development projects worth up to £100bn capable of creating 18,000 jobs within 15 years.
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4 days ago |
northern-times.co.uk | Hector Mackenzie
A BOAT at the heart of four women’s attempts to make history has been turning heads on the Black Isle. Fiona Deakin, from Cromarty, is part of a four-strong crew of women who aim to become the first ever all-female team from Scotland to row across an ocean. They take part in the World’s Toughest Row this December - a 3000-mile race across the Atlantic in a seven-metre ocean-going rowing boat.
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4 days ago |
northern-times.co.uk | Hector Mackenzie
A 150-year-old landmark Highland property designed by the renowned architect behind the castle made famous by reality TV hit The Traitors has hit the market. Newmore House in Scotsburn, built around 1875, was designed by Alexander Ross and enjoys stunning views towards the Cromarty FirthRoss also designed Ardross Castle which has shot to wider fame thanks to its use as the base location for reality TV hit, The Traitors.
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4 days ago |
ross-shirejournal.co.uk | Hector Mackenzie
A 150-year-old landmark Ross-shire property designed by the renowned architect behind the castle made famous by reality TV hit The Traitors has hit the market. Newmore House in Scotsburn, built around 1875, was designed by Alexander Ross and enjoys stunning views towards the Cromarty FirthRoss also designed Ardross Castle which has shot to wider fame thanks to its use as the base location for reality TV hit, The Traitors.
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4 days ago |
ross-shirejournal.co.uk | Hector Mackenzie
A BOAT at the heart of four women’s attempts to make history has been turning heads on the Black Isle. Fiona Deakin, from Cromarty, is part of a four-strong crew of women who aim to become the first ever all-female team from Scotland to row across an ocean. They take part in the World’s Toughest Row this December - a 3000-mile race across the Atlantic in a seven-metre ocean-going rowing boat.
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