A major championship is around the corner for budding pipers at eight Highland schools.
The director of Inverness BID said fears the scheme in its current form will not meet its stated environmental objectives.
The scheme poses a number of problems for small businesses in particular according to the sector’s representative in the region.
The manager of GlenWyvis Distillery in Dingwall has worries about the deposit return scheme due to be rolled out in August.
A city publican is hoping Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation will cause the government to row back on its plans for a deposit return recycling scheme.
The return of a fabulous fashion event raised thousands for good causes, filling organisers with pride and surpassing their wildest dreams of success.
You can’t beat a good plate – or poke – of piping hot fish and chips, maybe with salt and vinegar and maybe even an optional side of mushy peas.
Family days out can be expensive but it is possible to stick to a budget during the February holidays.
Courier readers have been responding after the death of William MacDowell was announced.
A young lady with a special connection to one of Scotland's most beloved literary creations paid a visit to a celebratory show.
Officers are appealing for information after a collision involving a pedestrian and an HGV on the A96 near Inverness.
It was reported yesterday that the number of teachers working in the Highland Council area had fallen by a total of 30 over a year.
The announcement that planned dualling of the A9 will not be completed by 2025 continues to draw comment.
Fergus Ewing calls on the First Minister to 'get in aboot this'
A ban on alcohol advertising could be disastrous for drinks producers, venues and the wider community according to businesses across the Highlands.
Figures show a reduction in teacher numbers in the past year in the Highland Council area.
After hitting out at his own party over A9 dualling Fergus Ewing continued to attack from within at the weekend.
After the closure of the Ironworks readers shared their thoughts on music in the city – and also discussed the future for the Sleeper train service.
The UK’s largest independent full fibre platform, has completed the primary-build of its full fibre network in Inverness.
It is just over a year since the last regular service was held at the centuries-old A-listed Old High Church on the banks of the River Ness.
