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Worried parents say they have lost all trust in Highland Council’s ability to ease overcrowding at an Inverness school within the promised timescale.
Four people have died since a mass outbreak of Covid-19 first was reported at an Inverness-shire nursing home late last month.
Highland Council is supporting a Scottish Government-backed blueprint aimed at ensuring better futures for young people and adults in care.
Two Inverness charities have been honoured at an awards ceremony to recognise those who have worked tirelessly during the pandemic.
Another rise in Covid-19 cases has been reported at a rural care home hit by a mass outbreak of the virus late last month.
The young climber, high on the sheer face of a frozen waterfall, was bone-cold and exhausted. He had no energy to continue...
Highland Council budget leader Alister Mackinnon claims he had to quit after being “kicked in the teeth” by politically-motivated rival councillors.
Plans to equip armed Scottish police with body worn video (BWV) technology have been given overwhelming backing in an Inverness Courier poll.
A fresh bid to convert a vacant Inverness bakery shop into a bar will be considered by Highland Council planners.
A care home battling a mass outbreak of the Covid-19 virus has reported another rise in the numbers of residents and staff affected.
A solicitor took a critical swipe at the multimillion-pound Inverness Justice Centre claiming it was “impossible” for him to do his work properly.
Two Inverness music venues that faced the threat of permanent closure earlier in the pandemic have been taken off a UK charity’s critical “red-list”.
Police Scotland want members of the public to give their views on the potential use of worn video technology by armed officers.
Cases of Covid-19 infection at a care home hit by a mass outbreak have risen overnight to 56.
Members of the public are being asked for their views on the potential use of worn video cameras by armed police in Scotland.
A care home hit by a mass outbreak of Covid-19 cases has reported another 18 positive test results.
For the budding young footballers of Balloan FC, the stakes are high.
A fed-up pensioner is being bombarded with threatening letters from British Gas – despite promptly paying a bill for boiler parts.
An ambitious new marina development given the go-ahead by planners is set to offer Inverness a significant economic, social and cultural boost.
Campaigners against an “unacceptable” plan to build a luxury house beside Culloden Battlefield have welcomed a major public body’s stance against it.
