Community

NHS Highland have released a new campaign so the public can help them to create the next five year health plan that serves the community.

An Inverness city centre “eyesore” could be transformed if a motion by three councillors gains support this week.

Local Kung Fu academy welcomed in Chinese New Year with its annual performance in Inverness.

A new Jobcentre has opened in Inverness today which is part of the Plan for Jobs and is in Glendoe Terrace.

The requirement to wear face coverings in classrooms will be removed from the end of the month First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced last week.

The majority of people are against a Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) being imposed from next month according to an online poll.

Warnings issued that alongside fuel poverty household incomes will also be hit

A local woman has run her first coffee morning aiming to bring people together who are in the grieving process.

Almost 100 people attended a highly successful ‘open house’ to give their views on the future of the Victorian Seaman’s Hall.

The last thing an Inverness man was expecting when he went to stay with his partner was to help with the birth of his daughter at the side of the A9.

Community groups can apply for a new funding stream aimed at improving nature and biodiversity, with a focus on people's health and wellbeing.

A volunteer cadet has been promoted following her incredible efforts during the pandemic and ensuring the transition to face to face work.

A new community reporter role will be set up to cover the north-west Highlands as part of a local journalism scheme funded by the owners of Facebook.

One lasting and radical legacy of this pandemic will be the practice of working from home. Rushed in two years ago to prevent physical mixing.

The Highland Hospice and the Crocus Group are celebrating their partnership by planting a field of crocuses in remembrance through donations.

The last thing an Inverness man was expecting when he went to stay with his partner was to help with the birth of his daughter at the side of the A9.

After being diagnosed with an inherited local Sherrill Mason is backing a new campaign by the British Heart Foundation.

Five young Highland dancers from the Inverness area will appear in a short film by the New Yorker magazine.

Group that are grieving the loss of dear friend have raised money for a leading Highland charity to help improve patients' lives.

A new velodrome for Inverness is unlikely to be a priority for a council working group looking into new sporting facilities for the city.