Lord-Lieutenant of Ross and Cromarty

The Earl of Wessex visited Ross-Shire on 23 September.

HRH Duke of Rothesay visits Storehouse at Foulis on 30 July 2010 hosted by David Whiteford of the North Highland Initiative.

A garden party celebrating 100 years of guiding was hosted by Janet Bowen, Lord-Lieutenant of Ross and Cromarty.

A presentation will be made next week to the Lord-Lieutenant's Cadet for the coming year.

Letter by Lord-Lieutenant Janet Bowen to the Ross-shire Journal of 20 May inviting any member or ex-member of the Armed Forces, especially younger ones, to attend Armed Forces Day, to march past and parade, and, if you have not already received one, to agree to presentation of the Veterans Badge at some suitable time.

An invitation has gone out to the younger generation of current and former members of the Armed Forces to take part in celebrations in Ross-shire, marking their service to the country.

A Dingwall teenager has been appointed as the Lord-Lieutenant's cadet for Ross-Shire.

In December Lord-Lieutenant Janet Bowen presented a card from HM The Queen to mark the 100th Birthday of Mrs Jessie MacKenzie who for more than 40 years ran the post office at Knockfarrel.

Over a hundred years of service in the armed forces was represented by the men and women who received their veterans badges from the Lord-Lieutenant at a special ceremony in November.

In December Lord-Lieutenant Janet Bowen presented a card from HM The Queen to mark the 100th Birthday of Mrs Jessie MacKenzie who for more than 40 years ran the post office at Knockfarrel.

Saturday 27 June was the first ever Armed Forces Day

A dedicated Dingwall volunteer who has helped thousands of people overcome their troubles through her 26-year service with the Citizens' Advice Bureau has been awarded the MBE.

HRH Prince Charles, Duke of Rothsay and HRH The Duchess of Rothsay visited Strathpeffer on 4 June