Inspire me

Good causes in the Highlands looking for inspiration to boost income can attend a major networking event in Inverness next week.

An Inverness woman shares how a routine smear test saved her life, helping doctors detect cervical cancer in her brave battle against the disease.

Eva Stills, S6 pupil at Millburn Academy, wrote her own report about the event.

Members at Nairn Golf Club celebrated the end of the 2024 season and their achievement at the club’s annual prize-giving dinner and ceilidh.

Kind-hearted school children are doing what they can to keep people safe and warm - after setting up a winter clothing bank for their community.

Animal spent ‘days’ undetected in vehicle and is now safe with protection team

He was inspired by Fiona Hawthorne who like him survived a brain tumour.

Take a look inside this beautiful Highland villa on the market for £435,000.

Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland (RASASH) provides confidential specialist support and advocacy to people affected by sexual violence and abuse.

Winter is fast approaching - frosty days, the festive frenzy and nights stretching long and dark are around the corner.

A talented construction graduate working on the site of the new HMP Highland has been crowned ‘graduate of the year’ at a prestigious awards ceremony.

Ruthless performance in Inverness.

If you have ever wanted to become a journalist, applications are now open for a new scheme that could mark the start of your dream career.

John Davidson headed to the Cairngorms - before the recent snowfall struck - to complete a long circuit on the excellent trails into the Lairig Ghru

Maggie’s Highlands was "shocked" as Inverness business leaders raised over £53,000 at the Jail or Bail event to support those affected by cancer.

The area’s newest entrepreneurs got their first real-life taste of the world of business on November 4.

A nurse from Inverness is sharing her incredible health turnaround after she shed more than six stones in weight and put her diabetes into remission.

“Social media can be really negative, I want this to be positivity-based and avoid that negative side,” says psychology student.

An officer with the Boys’ Brigade in Inverness has retired after almost half a century of service.

A Highland woman has started a charity to give dignifying help to those living in clothes poverty.