AROUND 3000 people turned out to learn more about the fire service at a city open day.
ORGANISERS of the NessBookFest are celebrating after an anonymous donation closed the funding gap that had threatened this year’s programme.
A MAN has been charged following the recovery of heroin worth around £50,400.
DRUGS with a street value of nearly £150,000 and £6000 in cash was seized by police during a string of raids across the Highlands.
GAMBLING machines which allow punters to wager up to £100 every 20 seconds now look almost certain to be made subject to new restrictions.
Police in Inverness are advising residents to be on their guard after multiple reports of a bogus caller operating in the city.
Opening the show in Inverness's Northern Meeting Park Arena will be Hò-rò; who were winners of the “Danny Kyle award” at Celtic…
A HIGHLAND funeral director is celebrating again after winning a national industry award for the fifth successive year.
A NEW pedestrian crossing is vital to prevent an accident from happening on one of Inverness’s busiest roads.
PLANS to trial free short-term parking in Inverness city centre have been approved, despite misgivings by some councillors.
AN animal aid charity is urging Highland Council to consider non-lethal methods of controlling gulls after calls were made for a cull.
The 24th annual Highland Archaeology Festival gets under way on Friday, September 29, running for a fortnight and offering a range of walks, talks, workshops,…
FREE short-term parking could be introduced in Inverness city centre as part of a year-long pilot project.
Helen Carmichael was responding to an incident which took place earlier this week and was posted online, showing a brawl that sees a man being thrown…
WARD restrictions at Inverness’s psychiatric hospital are to remain in place after NHS Highland was unable to resolve a staff shortage.
Police in the Highlands are again urging businesses to be on their guard against telephone frauds after another business fell victim to a high value scam.
THE end could be in sight for sharp practices by private parking operators such as those that have been plaguing Inverness drivers for months.
Public and private forestry collaboration in the Highlands is laying down roots for significant economic opportunity.
PLANS for extra car parking at an already overstretched Raigmore Hospital have been parked as health bosses say they simply cannot afford to do anything…
MORE than £1 million will be invested in Dalneigh Primary School for a new kitchen and dining hall.
