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An indoor beach is being created at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness as part of a summer programme of free family activities.
Police are treating a fire in a busy thoroughfare in Inverness city centre last night as wilful.
April 2020. A gull swoops through an empty Inverness High Street during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Highland hotel which built a pioneering energy centre has been shortlisted in the first World Sustainable Travel and Hospitality Awards.
Highland businesswomen are among those supporting an event to celebrate other women on their own business journeys.
Political hopefuls will be quizzed by trade unionists on their party’s policies towards the workforce at a hustings in Inverness on Monday.
Fervent speeches, forthright debate - and some fractious moments.
When Inverness couple Bruce and Anna Robertson celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary tomorrow, they will not be going out for a romantic dinner.
Highlands and Islands MSP who was once homeless has been appointed to a Scottish Parliamentary committee which focuses on housing.
A Kurdish-born Scottish politician and human rights activist will join a panel at an Inverness event to mark the Refugee Festival Scotland.
The A9 at Daviot has fully reopened following a road crash involving two vehicles this afternoon.
An annual festival of Gaelic music, poetry and song returns to Inverness this coming weekend.
A stalwart of the trade union movement and driving force behind the creation of an Inverness memorial to honour those who have died at work has died.
June 2011: Pippa Middleton, the younger sister of the future queen, completes the gruelling Highland Cross.
The thought of coming home from school and finding her father dead was one which used to fill Bruce Norval’s daughter with dread.
A former Inverness performer who appears in a new cult horror film is to take part in a Q&A following a special screening at Eden Court Theatre.
As he reflects on the personal impact of the infected blood scandal, Bruce Norval recalls how he was once threatened in an Inverness city centre pub.
The deadline is looming for people to give their views on a 20-year vision to improve transport in the Highlands and Islands.
The compensation scheme announced for UK victims in the infected blood scandal victims is not like a lottery win, says a Black Isle campaigner.
An Inverness plumbing apprentice won top prize in a Scotland-wide competition.
