Community

A Nairn boy was a main driving force behind a charity fundraiser contributing to the purchase of eBooks on neurodivergence for Highland libraries.

"I grew confidence, I grew self-esteem, a sense of pride with the lifeboats and that went hand-in-hand with my sexuality."

A popular Nairn car show saw entrants from all over Scotland and the UK gather at the Links to show their best engines.

The landlords of the Blacksmiths Pub & Cantonese Restaurant in Culloden held a farewell party as they said goodbye to their regulars.

River (Rivy) Sinclair-Hennessy died last summer, just two days after her fourth birthday.

A young Highland journalist has won a national award for highlighting the plight of displaced care home residents in her home town of Ullapool.

Part of Tomnahurich Cemetery has been left under water.

Daviot Care Home is providing the safe place for residents to come together, facilitate social connections, friendship building, and skills sharing.

Led by global infrastructural firm, AECOM, at the Natural Capital Laboratory, recycled plastic piles have been installed.

"People felt safe when support was being delivered as there were strong, trusting relationships between staff and the people they supported."

Two Merkinch enterprises have joined forces to come up with a solution for a charity’s online shop that is boxing clever.

An American writer sells Inverness as a 'bucket list item' after the Highlands changed his life

The end of an era was marked at a Black Isle charge earlier today when Father Mel Langille led his final service as Rector.

The sun welcomed crowds to Nairn for the return of a popular car show in town.

A popular community event will return to Inverness at the end of the month in support of various local charities.

It was organised by Tornagrain Community Association and aimed to bring people together.

Friends and family of an Inverness man who took his own life are looking to help others in the wake of the tragedy.

'I was truly humbled by the dedication of all these wonderful volunteers.'

Organisers of a popular event to support bereaved children and their families have announced a new date with a new exciting partnership.

Chelsie Allison said: "A large benefit of the being in the final is having the opportunity to raise money and awareness for your chosen charity."