VOTING is open in an awards scheme set up to honour city centre businesses that go the extra mile for their customers.
SURPLUS food donated to a homeless charity by four local supermarkets has amounted to more than 6000 dinners for the city’s most destitute individuals.
Highland Council has forked out more than £1700 apiece for new tablet computers for members – which were available in Argos for £799.
LONE paramedics are still responding to emergencies in the Highlands NINE years after Nicola Sturgeon vowed to end the practice.
A VETERAN TV repair man is furious with an Inverness councillor, claiming he has shattered his hopes of selling his sprawling Tomnahurich Street premises…
A 91-YEAR-old man has died after slipping on an icy pavement in Inverness.
MANAGERS at New Craigs Psychiatric Hospital have decided to make a temporary reduction in the number of adult beds permanent.
THE number of passengers using the ScotRail train service between Inverness and Wick has fallen in the past year.
FURIOUS residents have demanded action after a week-long deep freeze left roads and pavements like "ice rinks" and "death traps" – even outside…
A DISABLED man is appealing for people to use his website which he created for others who feel isolated and spend a lot of time at home homes due to poor…
Glen Urquhart High School pupil Manon Robinson collected a prize at the Scottish Qualification Authority (SQA) Star Awards.
POSTERS are going up around the Eastgate Shopping Centre to mark the 64-shop complex as a safe haven for Inverness’s most vulnerable residents.
PERMISSION has been granted to convert the eyesore Eastgate Hostel in Inverness into holiday flats.
A COUNCILLOR is in a flap about feathers and pigeon poo blighting a busy Inverness shopping centre.
THE National Trust for Scotland (NTS) is calling for an archaeological investigation to be carried out at a former farm on the Battle of Culloden Inventory…
Pupils from Inverness schools took the first step towards setting up their own businesses by taking part in their own version of TV’s Dragons’…
A SINGLE parent who puts in a 40-hour shift as a kitchen porter in a leading Inverness restaurant found himself back at a food bank this week in desperate…
The scheme aims to deliver the goods to the poorest people in Eastern Europe and Pakistan just in time for Christmas.
CAMPAIGNERS hoping to persuade developers to abandon plans for 16 homes on the boundary of Culloden battlefield are staging a protest at the site next…
MUCH faster action will be taken to repair faulty charging points for electric cars when levies are brought in, according to a leading Highland councillor.
