Care assistant Tracey Grundy used "unnecessary force" in her treatment of residents.
A survey of dark skies and population density has found that the Highlands are considered the best place in Scotland to escape for peace and quiet.
Several organisations have united in an urgent plea to dog owners to keep their pets under proper control around livestock.
The team behind what is believed will be the world’s first rewilding centre has welcomed new research showing strong public support for the concept.
The brother of Gemma Cousin has spoken about how her family has managed to find some brightness in an otherwise “dark year” for them all.
Inverness mums who wanted to find safer walking and 'wheeling' routes to school for their children, are pleased with a consultation.
THE past year has been “surreal” for a mother who lost her son, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren in a horrific road crash almost 12 months ago.
A son has paid moving tribute to his "passionate" father following his sudden death at just 54.
Coroner Andrew Tweddle, will listen to the facts in the case of Ramsay Urquhart (33) who died in mysterious circumstances in London in April 2019.
Two top Highland councillors have said there is “no long term strategy” for the A82 trunk road in the region.
A new opinion poll shows that 76 per cent of Scots support the large-scale restoration of nature to the point it’s allowed to take care of itself.
The research will look at using two interventions for farmers and crofters.
The study, that took place in November, revealed two out three drivers were speeding between Borlum Bridge and Lewiston crossroads.
The local authority is working with the owners of the former William Hill to ensure all repairs to the building are carried out.
Scotland has 23 types of bumblebee, 79 solitary bees and the honey bee.
Potential foster carers across the Highlands are asked to come forward to support vulnerable children.
A recent study found that mental health issues among farmers and agricultural workers are of growing concern.
MoT tests and urgent repairs are considered an essential service, and road users are expected to have their certificate updated as they usually would.
In an interview for the eight-episode show he was asked if there was anything coming out of the loch that seemed unusual.
The story of Highland cow Brodie, and a light-hearted honey bee called Bea, it was published by family business The Wee Book Company.
