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Last week was Speak Up Week – a new initiative from the Independent National Whistleblowing Officer (INWO).

A Q&A with an NHS doctor about living with COPD.

A LOCAL telecommunications company is hoping to take the next step on its journey after being named as a finalist for a prestigious award.

UKinbound, a leading travel trade association, VILN the accolade of Destination Management Organisation of the Year.

Compass Building and Construction Services is predicting the positive results will continue.

Survey indicates businesses in the region are operating at either the same or above pre-pandemic but have a decline in confidence in economic outlook.

The town's War Memorial in Cawdor Road has been crowned Legion Scotland's Best Kept War Memorial Champion of Champions for 2022.

A daunting desert expedition led by a Beauly-based explorer to cross the Arabian Peninsula from coast to coast has been launched by Princess Anne.

It has been a sad and emotional time since the recent passing of our wonderful Queen Elizabeth II, writes Alison Laurie-Chalmers.

Staff Matters correspondent Daniel Gorry looks at the issue of menopause in the workplace – and the need for sympathetic and appropriate support.

Bubba had always been an overweight cat. His owners were very aware of this and had been trying to work with weight management with him.

Helping local entrepreneurs and organisations shout out from the mountain tops is what public relations firm Whale-like-fish do best.

Advice from a doctor on your health problems.

A special exhibition will revisit the story of John Cobb's world record attempt.

Highland News & Media are pleased to announce the launch of a new text to audio function for online articles.

The Iron Age site at Swartigill has yielded up its treasures with one artefact showing a possible connection between Caithness and the Roman Empire.

Karen Gillan says she has only recently realised how good exercise is for her, mentally as well as physically.

For many people in Scotland, the last two years have signified a change in personal and professional circumstances and habits.

An inspiring and thought-provoking exhibition called 'Our Plastic Ocean' by an international award-winning photographer is on show in Inverness.

The Skills for Rewilding programme sought to give apprentices the opportunity to live at Dundreggan and learn the skills of the trade.