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The Highland Sober Collective has been launched by Laura Johnston-Scott, who is aiming to provide more alcohol-free social events.
Victim Support Scotland (VSS) is on the lookout for anyone who can offer at least four hours per week and feels they can make a difference.
The Cairngorm Group has been pivotal in ensuring there are opportunities for all since its inception over 70 years ago.
In this week’s episode of the Strictly for a Cause Podcast we chat with Annis Nordvik and Duncan Macgregor.
One of Inverness’s longest-running entertainment venues is celebrating a milestone - Rollerbowl is marking 35 years of fun in the Highlands.
An Inverness-woman is about to embark on the challenge of lifetime in memory of her late mum.
Plans have been submitted to Highland Council for a coffee shop and coffee training academy.
Frances Ward (51) of the town’s Gordon Street was found guilty at Inverness Sheriff Court and sentenced on Thursday, April 3.
Inverness’ new mobile Jobcentre will be pulling up to community centres and residential areas in coming weeks.
An Inverness woman saw over £900 worth of charges come off her credit card.
Roots Cafe is the brainchild of River Elliott and Rebecca MacKintosh who were both former staff at Velocity Cafe on Crown Avenue.
As Simpsons Garden Centre marks its 25th anniversary, it is a moment of reflection and celebration.
Grief is very often still seen as taboo.
A store in the Eastgate Centre is set to shut its doors on May 21.
CCTV footage of the incident was played to Sheriff Sara Matheson at Inverness Sheriff Court.
A good old rave is set to take place in Inverness, raising funds for Strictly Inverness.
The bus will keep older adults connected to their community through lunch clubs and social outings.
Next up in our Life After Cancer series, we speak to the badass that is Pennie Latin-Stuart.
A woman who was concerned in the supply of class A drugs has been ordered to carry out unpaid work in the community as punishment.
In this week’s Strictly for a Cause podcast we speak to Mags Young and John O’Brien.
