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The prestigious Highland Business Awards is open for entries and there is a fantastic range of categories so every business should be able to enter.
We caught up with music legends Toyah & Robert before they take the stage at Belladrum this weekend.
Catriona McIntosh started attending Belladrum in 2004 with her family at the age of 14.
A Highland business woman has scooped an award at a national awards ceremony.
It is the summer of love at Belladrum and we certainly have a few love stories for you!
Inverness Chamber of Commerce enjoyed its annual members barbecue.
The public has been having their say on whether or not they agree Highland Council has the worst public services in mainland Scotland.
Inverness Airport is now open for flights after some journeys were cancelled and delayed this morning.
People are being invited to share their memories of the park for a project as part of its restoration.
Highland Council has said an analysis that ranks it as the worst local authority in Scotland ‘does not reflect the true picture of Highland’.
Highland MSP Rhoda Grant has backed calls for GB Energy to be based in the Highlands.
Over the coming weeks, each category will be revealed – with an array of cutting-edge businesses and leaders making it to the finals.
Highland Council has said it is ‘extremely disappointing’ to see another incidence of vandalism at The Gathering Place.
Who is impacted by the global IT outage?
Police Scotland have confirmed that a 74-year-old man died at Ness Islands on Monday.
Alastair Nicolson was found guilty of a catalogue of offences following a trial at the High Court in Inverness on May 22, 2024.
Inverness Airport has not been impacted by the current worldwide IT outage.
A new Sunday Times analysis has revealed Highland Council has the worst public services in Scotland.
A Highland Business Award is a highly coveted recognition of achievement.
Single mum-of-one Lauren Johnstone, from Fortrose was unable to return to full-time work due to not being able to access childcare.
