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North police appeal to public after attempted housebreaking in Nairn
The life of a remarkable woman has been remembered following her death at the age of 96.
A FORMER dux of Inverness Royal Academy has been appointed to one of the biggest roles in the veterinary world.
Highland Council’s education committee welcome additional free childcare to help the Highland economy to recover from summer lockdown
Speed warning lights outside more than 200 schools across Inverness and the Highlands are still not working
SUPERMARKET bosses are urging Inverness shoppers not to panic buy amid fears of a second Covid-19 lockdown
SAFETY improvements look set to be finally made at one of the busiest junctions in the Highlands.
HIGHLAND Council can support and deliver education to any pupils who are asked to self-isolate by the covid Health Protection Team.
Highland Council thanks public and crews for keeping on recycling through extremely challenging year
Tulloch Homes has taken its 150 employees fully off furlough and brought back its local sub-contractors
Scottish Opera pops up to bring welcome return of live theatre to Inverness
Air traffic control report raises safety and operational concerns, including cyber-security
Highlanders urged to obey the new covid control measures as virus increases its grip
Battle of Britain Spitfire in Inverness hospitals' tribute flypast
A SPECIAL park running track for Inverness has taken a major step forward with a turf cutting ceremony
Part-time speed warning signs outside Highland schools have still not been fixed, despite pupils having returned several weeks ago.
The Renee MacRae case is due back in court more than a year after the man accused of killing her and her son Andrew appeared in court in Inverness.
Inverness joined a worldwide protest movement over conditions in South Africa that have worsened during the Covid -19 pandemic.
Plan to grow Cawdor Castle moves a big step nearer
Highland Council took enforcement action last year to stop the former So Coco restaurant in Inverness High Street being painted bright pink.
