Community

Filmmakers in the Highlands will get to showcase their works when Eden Court in Inverness hosts the first event through its Filmlands talent network.

Our fundraising activities have come in many forms – and there are still a variety to go – and all in aid of Highland Hospice & Inverness Ice Centre.

Inverness Business Improvement District (BID) has donated a total of £1500 to local charities which support those who are vulnerable.

Cllr Alasdair Rhind, who represented the Tain and Easter Ross ward, will be buried following a funeral service on Friday.

It started with the seed of an idea during lockdown, and now could grow into half a million trees.

Take a look inside this beautiful Highland property on the market for just £175,000.

This year’s Crufts winning Labrador tried out the canine menu at the Drumossie Hotel.

A group of Inverness artists kickstart their mission to raise as much money and awareness as possible for Mikeysline through their passion for music.

Saddened community figures have called Cllr Alasdair Rhind a “font of knowledge, gentleman and friend”.

An evening full of laughter and world-class comedy is set to take place at Macdonald Aviemore Resort this summer.

A delighted Strictly Inverness dancer and her daughter have helped to raise £1400 for charity thanks to her latest fundraiser - an Easter fun day.

All you need to know about getting pregnant with early menopause and the support available in Inverness.

The eagle owl statue had gone missing but has now returned to watch over Inverness city centre – after spending three months in a local pub.

A star of TV hit The Traitors who lost both her grandparents to cancer has been chosen to help launch a charity event in Inverness.

Family-friendly fun delighted young and old alike when the first in a series of Easter activities got under way at the Eastgate Centre in Inverness.

Paddling sports enthusiasts and newbies will gather for the only Scottish date of a film festival’s world tour this weekend.

“You don’t want to be labelled disabled without being offered any treatment” says menopause specialist set to kickstart a hormone debate in Inverness.

The line-up included a number of pianists, a drummer and a guitar player, with money raised going to Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

What readers have been talking about this week.

There is still time to fill in an online consultation to feed into the creation of a Local Place Plan (LPP) for Nairn.