Community

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

Member of Chanonry sailing club has stepped up and been elected to a new position.

Councillor Derek Louden says 'that you can’t seem to get a decent burial is something that I find pretty shocking'

Packs of Lateral Flow Device (LFD) tests will be available from several Highland locations from Monday to Friday next week.

A nordic walking expert has decided to take on a health partnership to offer her services for people living with Parkinson's.

A Highland shinty club is hoping to develop a memories café to provide a welcoming space for older members of the community.

An Inverness woman who lost five babies before birth is welcoming the charity who helped her as they expand to the Highlands.

The Highlands Support Refugees are looking for a permanent premises so they can continue their incredible aid work.

They claim operational hours of the Pre-Hospital Immediate Care & Trauma (PICT) team will be slashed

Inverness Rowing Club has been given permission to build new welfare buildings, a boat store and a fenced secure external compound.

The first of many Highland Food and Drink Trail's took place last week and there are plans to continue.

Concerns about the administration of Common Good funds will help inform a review of land reform legislation, Nairn community councils have been told.

The Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) will be introduced in Scotland next month but it is feared it could lead to workers having to pay for a space.

A total of 47 new homes could be built in south west Inverness if the plans receive permission.

Thousands of pounds are to be reimbursed to the Nairn Common Good Fund after an error in Highland Council’s finance department.

Inverness could still get a purpose-built velodrome despite news that a north charity that had been spearheading the aim has dropped its plans.

There was a unanimous response from people who took part in our latest online poll.

Charity SightScotland are on the lookout for more phone volunteers who can support blind veterans.

Thousands of pounds are to be reimbursed to the Nairn Common Good Fund after an error in Highland Council’s finance department.

Inverness could still get a purpose-built velodrome despite news that a north charity that had been spearheading the aim has dropped its plans.