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But MSP Rhoda Grant says she has been moved by the 'kindness of people of the Highlands'

A mother who has experienced “the living hell” of a family member using drugs has started a group in Inverness for families affected by addiction.

An Inverness woman is helping to co-ordinate a collection of medical supplies for Ukraine.

Work will start next week on a £90,000 project to improve the footpath next to the A82 through Fort Augustus.

Two Nairn artists are putting on an exhibition and sale of their work with proceeds going to Ukraine appeal.

Youngsters at an Inverness primary have been putting their best feet forward to help Ukrainian refugees.

A FORMER Scots Guardsman who served in the second Iraq war and runs Nairn Boxing Club is enlisting the help of families to support Ukrainians.

Nairn County FC secretary Ian Finlayson has thanked the public who donated generously to their humanitarian aid collection for the war in Ukraine.

An Inverness woman has been found "safe and well" after police appealed for help to track her down.

Police are appealing for help in locating missing person Scott Shearer (17) from the North Kessock area

Inquiries are continuing in a bid to trace a 30-year-old woman reported missing in Inverness.

Police have issued an appeal for information following an assault on a man in a Nairn nightclub.

High Life Highland has signed up to take part in a new money raising initiative created by The Highland Council to support Ukraine.

Police are asking the public to help track down Stephanie Lewicki, who is missing from Inverness.

A Highland mental health charity is recruiting for people with lived experience of mental ill health to train to become peer supporters.

An Inverness businessman is highlighting an innovative way of helping the people in Ukraine who are enduring the Russian invasion.

An Inverness man who has been sending cash to Ukraine since the start of the invasion has heard from friends of a feeling of optimism.

As the situation continues in Ukraine, following the invasion by neighbouring Russia, Inverness is showing its support by flying the Ukrainian flag.

Highland Council will shortly be sending out letters to residents across the Highlands inviting them to participate in the council’s Citizens’ Panel.

Highland Council has congratulated an Inverness apprentice for winning a top award.