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TV production company Happy Tramp North is among the first recipients of a total of £900,500 from a Screen Scotland fund to create new TV content.

AN Inverness bridge will be among landmarks across Scotland which will light up in blue to mark World Parkinson’s Day next month.

HISTORIC days await as Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has launched its 2019 events programme.

A WOMAN with a life-threatening rare autoimmune condition is driving 500 miles on a motorbike through the Highlands to raise money for charity.

ARCHITECTS have been appointed to design the spaceport that is being developed to launch small satellites from the Highlands.

A HIGHLAND MSP has accused the Scottish Government of not having a contingency plan to counter the impact of strike action on the region’s airports.

DEMOLITION work is continuing at the old Inverness College UHI building in Longman Road.

FOUR Highland school pupils have been selected from more than 7000 entrants to win awards in the John Byrne National Drawing Competition.

RAIL passengers travelling aboard Caledonian Sleeper services will soon be woken by the voice of one of Scotland’s most popular celebs – Susan Calman.

Jo Cameron (71), from Whitebridge, is one of only two people known to have a genetic mutation that means she feels virtually no pain.

COUNCILLORS will hold a special meeting today to try and put the brakes on what some fear is a “financial time bomb” relating to the city’s roads.

HIGHLAND Council has revealed significant cost and emissions savings by adopting a new business travel strategy.

FALCON Square in Inverness will be transformed into a multi-area play zone this Saturday.

NHS Highland’s annual review has been rescheduled for April 25 at the Culduthel Christian Centre in Inverness.

PRIMARY school pupils have shot to the top of the anti-racism league after meeting their sporting heroes.

PLANS for an elective care centre will be submitted to the Scottish Government after the NHS Highland board approved a business case for the project.

The Prime Minister has told MPs she will stand down - if they back her EU deal.

GROWING opposition to a major riverside artwork has led to a new campaign group being set up, with the aim of giving the public a greater say on it.

AIR passengers jetting in or out of the Highlands have been warned they could face disruption in the first part of April.

HISTORIC mosaics have today been returned to Inverness following restoration.