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A FUND to further the outreach work of Eden Court Theatre in Inverness has been set up in tribute to outgoing chief executive Colin Marr.
VITAL hospice care for children in the Highlands and beyond is set for a cash boost after plans for an all-night football festival fundraiser were announced
AN innovative pop-up gallery has been set up by a city architects in the hope it will serve as a springboard to a broad range of artists and fresh talent.
AN icon of Scottish culture has gone on display at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery on the first stop of a Scotland-wide tour.
A COFFIN will be opened by a world-renowned scientist this week to see if it contains the remains of a notorious clan chief executed 270 years ago.
COMPUTER analyst Christopher Dickinson may be the senior figure of his family.
TWO stalwarts of popular annual charity fundraising carol concert are to take a back seat having notched up more than 80 years’ service between…
RETIRED nurse Jan Heath and her husband, Mick, have recently returned home from a 300-mile cycling trip on a tandem around northern Holland to celebrate…
A DETERMINED pensioner has finally returned home almost eight years after a severe stroke left her paralysed.
A MAJOR city centre discount store is reluctantly closing its doors next month after being given notice to quit by the landlord.
A NEW short stay ward at Raigmore Hospital is helping to dramatically reduce the number of cancelled operations, according to health bosses.
THE body of a 71-year-old woman has been recovered from the ruins of a house in Inverness following a serious blaze.
NessBookFest, which is being held for the second year running, is aiming to raise £2000 from the online appeal. The organisers were dealt a blow…
A FORMER Inverness journalist now living in the Caribbean has spoken of her heartbreak at the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Irma across the region’s…
TWO cash-strapped Merkinch organisations are in line for a £16,000 windfall from the Inverness Common Good Fund to help continue their work in the…
A SPECTACULAR show including an extensive aerial display by a World War I fighter aircraft delighted thousands of visitors to the Highland Military Tattoo.
HIGHLANDS and Islands MSP John Finnie has welcomed the support of the Scottish Government for his proposals to ban smacking in Scotland.
A NEGLECTED outdoor space at Raigmore Hospital has been transformed into an imaginative and eye-catching garden for patients and staff to enjoy.
THE parents of a mountaineer and talented scientist who fell to his death in Canada have raised money for charity by completing sponsored cycle rides…
A POP-IN centre for older people in Inverness is reluctantly closing its doors today as it is no longer financially viable.
