Church leaders in Scotland have urged the UK and Scottish governments to set aside their political differencesto tackle the cost of living crisis.
A vulnerable Inverness man reported as missing has now been traced.
Age Scotland is calling for urgent action to support older people on low incomes.
Pupils across the Highlands have been affected with the closures of two schools and three nurseries today due to coronavirus-related issues.
Detectives investigating the murder of Alistair Wilson in Nairn 17 years ago are appealing for information about two men seen with a handgun.
Former nurse Nancy recalls her son’s drug addiction became so bad a few years ago, she kept her money in her knickers.
The doubling of domestic heating oil prices in just two weeks has prompted calls for the UK government to take urgent action.
The loneliness and stigma of having a child with a “problematic relationship” with drugs cannot be underestimated, says Linda.
Residents in Inverness were invited to make their mark on a large-scale artwork touring Scotland in the run-up to the Census Day.
Diane’s son was 14 when he first became involved in drugs.
A mother who has experienced “the living hell” of a family member using drugs has started a group in Inverness for families affected by addiction.
Free breakfasts are being offered to students at Inverness College UHI in response to the cost-of-living crisis.
Work will start next week on a £90,000 project to improve the footpath next to the A82 through Fort Augustus.
A new comedy club to promote fresh talent in the Highlands and Islands has been formed in Inverness.
A mother who has experienced “the living hell” of a family member using drugs has started a group for families and friends affected by addiction.
Plans for a new supermarket near a notorious traffic bottleneck in Inverness have run into opposition from council officials.
Developers wanting to renew planning permission to expand an out-of-town retail park have accused council officers of refusing to engage with them.
Plans for a new supermarket in Inverness close to one of the city’s busiest roundabouts should not be supported, according to council officials.
A Sunday lunch club which brings together people from the Inverness area is restarting after it had to close during the coronavirus pandemic.
Development land at Nairn with planning permission in principle for 300 houses has been put on the market.
