Community

Highland Pride returns to Inverness today for the first time in four years, and some attendees are coming prepared after a placard-making workshop.

A "FANTASTIC" day of sporting fun saw the area's children come out on top against Inverness's best footballing talent.

Fear and stigma are all too often burdens that our LGBTQ+ communities experience, says our columnist.

They believe better things will come following the setback.

It was a magical mystery tour for members – with no clues as to the day’s destination.

Nairn Town & County Hospital has received over £4000 in donations from local communities.

A NAIRN residents group is organising a fun day out with picnic and entertainment this weekend.

A community-run cafe in Inverness is to expand its work in tackling food poverty and social isolation after receiving £72,000 from a new fund.

Ahead of Highland Pride this weekend, organisers have spoken about what they hope people will be able to take away from the celebrations.

The owner of land at Gairloch that could host a commercial gold mine has backed residents’ calls for a community benefit fund.

A man who has fostered youth football and helping the wider Inverness community for over seven decades is to be honoured by the city.

AN Inverness community youth football team is hoping to bring home vital funds for the squad.

That was the stark warning following a summit in Kiltarlity today.

This month marks one year of weekly meet-ups in Inverness for the LGBTQ+ community – here is the impact it has had on attendees.

A care-at-home service has been labelled 'weak' in the areas of leadership, and supporting people's wellbeing.

Keen walkers across the Highlands are being urged to step up to lead health walks in the region.

People from across the region attended The Inverness Courier A9 Crisis Summit, yesterday.

The cabinet secretary has vowed to 'to work on contract terms' to make it more favourable for future procurements on the dualling of the A9.

A four-man team from RNLI Kessock has returned home victorious today after driving nearly 3000 miles in a 21-year-old BMW.

NAIRN Ceilidh Group handed over £712 in cash to help families affected by the recent fire at Nairn Harbour.