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A Highland born lawyer who rose through the ranks with one of the biggest banks in the world has received a lifetime achievement award.
An elderly couple from Inverness have taken matters into their own hands after receiving two fines from a city centre car park.
The plant, located between Nairn and Inverness, has provided materials used to create furniture, signs and other crafts items.
An open day by Croy Community Garden Group was hailed a success with 100 visitors coming to learn about growing their own produce and plants.
St Joseph’s RC Primary School had a week of special events to mark the occasion.
More than £1000 was raised for Mikeysline at event in honour of Malcolm Morrison.
An award winning student from UHI Inverness has talked about the day-to-day struggles of being a working student
Students include a mum-of-three who started studies after the death of her partner and a woman who had been fleeing domestic abuse.
Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam admits he was the 'world’s worst student'.
Infinity 360 Cam Hire is a new Inverness-based business that is looking to bring its unique photo experience to events across the country.
A Scottish cycling legend has endorsed the heart-warming efforts of devastated Highland parents honouring the memory of their daughter.
Approximately 900 people will attend the event at the Free North Church in Bank Street tomorrow.
Some 300 people took part in the event, raising over £93,000 for the cancer support charity.
Alastair Grant (12) will join the players when they face Ireland in France this Saturday.
After overcoming concerns about bins potentially blowing away, is there a possibility that the service could be rolled out across the Highlands?
An apprentice who mentored pupils and led a winning team in a challenge while working night shifts is UHI Inverness Student of the Year.
The group feel deflated after unforeseen setbacks – but they still raised an amazing amount and are determined to do more.
Former staff and pupils will return and a special mass is lined up.
"I grew confidence, I grew self-esteem, a sense of pride with the lifeboats and that went hand-in-hand with my sexuality."
River (Rivy) Sinclair-Hennessy died last summer, just two days after her fourth birthday.
