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The charity has received the royal seal of approval for its work in regenerating a key part of the Nairn landscape.

Brodie Countryfare has curated a series of luxury summer collections for any occasion.

Positive response is likely to result in event returning later this year.

Perter Andre said he was keen to revisit Inverness to play a gig after performing for the first time in Elgin for MacMoray Festival.

Noughties music duo, Blue and Peter Andre, performed live in front of thousands at MacMoray Festival.

An evening of sheer indulgence added to the fundraising efforts of one Strictly Inverness contestant in Kirkhill.

Readers respond on a number of different issues and stories from recent days.

Scotland's football stars have made a video for North Kessock’s Reece Mitchell (10), who is “very poorly” with a terminal neurodegenerative disease.

A community regeneration scheme that pumped £10 million into 324 local projects has been hailed by Highland councillors for “two years of success”.

The annual charity dance contest gets under way on Wednesday, with the final being held next Saturday.

Duncan McDonald is taking on his latest challenge as the newly-elected independent representative for Inverness South on Highland Council.

A plea by police in Inverness for help reuniting a lost dog with her owner has been successful.

Police have appealed for help finding the owner of a lost dog in Inverness.

Foodies of Inverness and surroundings were treated to a tasty evening as city-born cook Sarah Rankin hosted a special event to launch her first book.

It took persistence, people and pounds to build Scotland’s first integrated specialist centre for young people with complex needs in Inverness.

Sociable family bingo sessions earned St Columba’s Catholic Church a welcome £55,000 in exdtra funding.

Take a look inside this beautiful Highland property on the market for £365,000.

A play commissioned, written and produced in the Highlands is set to be performed in the region for the first time this weekend.

From La Scala to Pentangle, many Invernessians have shared fond memories of what the city centre once was.

From a new hospital to more green spaces, the people of Inverness have revealed what they want to see change in the city.