The Staggies set aside some free tickets for the LGBTQ+ charity for the win over Ayr to break down some barriers to sport.

One group member described it as ‘essential’ for the well-being of LGBTQ+ people in rural areas.

Isabelle Westcott had started to believe that there was no space in football for her. That was until a move for university, an iconic football song and an inclusive club right on her doorstep.

Poppy Watson grew up without much representation in the Scottish Highlands, but she has created a huge queer community of her own at university – including co-founding a football club that ha…

Against his own expectations, Ben Reynolds has found a home in martial arts – and now he helps others do the same by teaching them self-defence at Edinburgh Jitsu.

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Anson Mackay’s life changed a handful of years ago, with a terminal cancer diagnosis coming quickly off the back of realising they were non-binary while out running.

Coinneach MacLeod (aka The Hebridean Baker) has become known for his culinary creations all around the world – but much of his life work has come in the football sphere.

Inverness Cathedral Provost, the Very Reverend Sarah Murray, has outlined why the Scottish Episcopal Church are strong allies of the LGBTQ+ community.

We need more voices - not just in private, but in the newsrooms, speaking out in pitching meetings, and pushing back against harmful narratives.

OutdoorLads, aimed at gay, bisexual, trans and queer men, is expanding its presence in the Highlands after two decades south of the border.

One clinic has a waiting time of around 224 years, but in the Highlands the wait is only likely to be a matter of months.

Reporter Andrew Henderson gives his take on the trend of social media comments turning abusive under LGBTQ+ articles.

Founder Ritchie Currie-Jenkins talks about the impact that having inclusive sports spaces outside of Scotland’s big two cities can have, and what he personally as a trans man has gained from …

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Students and their allies from the Royal Academy and Millburn Academy congregated together in a show of support for each other.

New Pride group will be active year-round with key aim of connecting local LGBTQ+ community

See our selection of pictures from the historic day as LGBTQ+ people and their allies gathered together to celebrate.

Although many said leading up to and on the day itself that they felt isolated, huge numbers turned out in Thurso to show their support.

Organisers say the event ‘exceeded every expectation’ with the LGBTQ+ community and their allies flocking to Thurso.

Organisers have worked for months to make Pride a reality in Thurso, and now the moment has finally arrived.

Dr Emma Miller has lived in rural communities around the world, and has seen the impact that visibility can have on the next generation.

Cassie Greenford shares why the first ever Pride March in Caithness is important for her, the LGBTQ+ community and the general population.

An LGBTQ+ Pride parade will take place in Thurso for the first time next weekend.

It was the fifth iteration of the event, which celebrates LGBTQ+ identities, in Inverness.

Politicians Emma Roddick and Sarah Fanet were joined in addressing the crowd by Lady Carbisdale.

Over 1100 people marched through Inverness city centre to show their support for the LGBTQ+ community.

The historic footballer has given his thoughts on some of the common comments left on LGBTQ+ media.

Politicians Emma Roddick and Sarah Fanet, as well as Lady Carbisdale, will be speaking at the event.

Listen to the round table representing pride from different generations.

A number of rainbows and flags have popped up in displays around the Highland capital’s city centre.

This year the parade and party will be combined back into one day, marking 30 years since the first Pride march in Scotland.

The Inverness-based editor of former trans magazine The Tartan Skirt has reflected on her journey towards peace and contentness.

People of various ages came together at Xoko in the Highland capital for the discussion to mark the occasion.

A panel addressed the attendees to close out LGBT+ Youth Scotland’s event at Eden Court last weekend.

Scott Kellacher recalls historic night.