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The hospital staff’s compassion and help impressed them and their family when their brother’s life support had to be switched off.
Inspectors are confident that the school has the capacity to continue to improve and have highlighted some areas to concentrate on.
New Craigs Hospital’s Ruthven Ward receives a £350,000 specialist renovation designed to meet the unique needs of people with dementia.
And the stage is set to do it all again in 2025 from Thursday 31 July – Saturday 2 August, on Belladrum Estate.
“Closed” signs have been posted in the windows and patrons outside were puzzled when they could not gain entry.
Chloe Morrison died after being struck by part of a lorry’s loader crane that was not secured as she and her mum walked on a pavement near Loch Ness.
Train travel company fears potential for noise and security breaches.
And they agree that leading a varied and interesting life is part of the recipe for a long and happy marriage.
The medication changed her life for the better but she cannot obtain it free on the NHS.
Regeneration company Places for People has moved to firm up their part inplans for developing farmland for hundreds of homes in area.
Now they must wait with fingers crossed until Highland Council planners give their verdict.
Peter Somerville’s widow Violet, is organising the memorial events to raise cash for Prostate Cancer UK.
Special beer glasses are going on sale to boost the annual big push to aid our veterans.
Customers can now browse the cafe’s bookshop shelves as well as enjoy some welcome refreshment.
One woollen goods and gifts shop is expanding to a nearby empty store, while a similar venture nearby has vacated premises.
Fears over the future of the acclaimed six-seat community transport have eased thanks to a new collaboration.
A major consideration is ensuring the cremator replacement is done in a phased fashion so that cremations can continue at Kilvean Cemetery.
They will provide a surfaced network from Balloch and Viewhill to Brookfield and Sunnyside providing an improved connection to and from the area.
Vivid Roots Collective hopes to attract more Highland stage talent with the event later this month.
Archivists were praised for doing amazing job bringing Highland history to life, helping people find their roots, and conserving historic documents.
