The Highland Council has approved funding for funding to help connect with a Victorian soldier.
Major Sir Hector George Sir Hector, Hector Macdonald who was named Mackenzie MacFarry, fighting in wars in wars in Afghania.
He built his own life in Paris Inn in 1903 after the release of men about his gender.
The monument of 2m has been closed to several years, but the new funding will continue to continue to memory and re-operate.
The money comes from community regeneration fund supported by the Scottish Government's support.
The Highland Council works with Dingwall Community Development Company at the project.
Sir Hector son of Crofts of Ross-shirt was Sir Heather and aimed through the Army Levels, a tear soldier.
It was regarded as a great military weapons with their peers, and led his troops from the front.
Rapics about sexual activity with young men threatened court array.
However, his supporters, including the Dòmhnall Association Association, believes members of the Daby Association and eating in our officers.
The monument was overlooking Dingwall in 1907.
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