THE date of a funeral service for a young Highland rugby player, who passed away last week, has been announced.
NINE months of fundraising for an Inverness charity has paid off with thousands being raised to fund life-changing therapy opportunities for children.
A HOUSEHOLD survey is asking if the A82 trunk road should be re-routed away from the centre of Inverness.
EAGLE-eyed theatre goers will notice a wee difference next time they visit Eden Court, after an inappropriate accent in a Gaelic welcome was fixed.
AN area of the Highlands named the Bermuda Triangle for birds of prey is about to come under closer government scrutiny.
The Inverness-based public body for promoting Gaelic in Scotland has been ordered to improve the way it works.
NEIGHBOURS in a conservation area near Inverness city centre are angry after discovering they were being kept awake by an illegally-placed heat pump.
ONE of the Highlands’ leading sporting clubs has been left reeling following the death of a young player.
RAIL services to Inverness and the north of Scotland are proving to be a “nightmare before Christmas”, a prominent business leader has said.
AMBITIOUS plans were revealed to the public this week for 57 apartments in the heart of Inverness city centre.
Cocaine and heroin found in raid on house in Inverness.
A SICKNESS hit school will reopen to ALL pupils tomorrow, Highland Council has confirmed – contradicting earlier messages to parents
PUPILS at a Highland school have been sent home for a second day after 15 members of school staff phoned in sick.
PUPILS at a Nairn school have been sent home after an unprecedented number of teachers phoned in sick this morning.
MORE than 250 winter coats and jackets have been given away to youngsters who may otherwise have been without one.
A ROW has broken out over the allocation of booked seats, after ScotRail axed reservations to and from Inverness for six months.
HIGHLAND councillors are being challenged to identify ways to reduce their mileage claims.
THE father of a “happy-go-lucky” Inverness man who was killed in a crash on the A9 weeks before Christmas said he was “devastated” by the loss.
THREE teenagers were trapped in a lift for six-and-a-half hours after their landlord refused to allow firefighters to cut them free.
It has been reported that NHS Highland ordered more than 58,000 doses of methadone for Inverness Prison in September.
