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

TRAFFIC in Inverness faces disruption tomorrow as the Inverness Campsie Club, part of the Apprentice Boys of Derry, holds a march through the city.

The new primary at Ness Castle will help alleviate school roll pressure

A BUSINESSMAN who threw a cup of hot coffee over his wife before punching and attempting to kick her has been admonished at Inverness Sheriff Court.

INVERNESS Caledonian Thistle have announced midfielder Angus Beith has been forced to retire from football due to injury.

A talk about the Russian convoys during World War II will be the subject of a talk at an meeting of Soroptimists in Inverness.

Inverness police are appealing for information following a theft from a vehicle parked in Rose Street.

Edward Mountain believes the Scottish Government's 'lack of urgency' is to blame

But Highland Council claims 'misinformation' is to blame for damaging allegations about additional support needs cuts

A collection of 16 Victoria Crosses awarded to men fighting for Highland regiments are being unveiled at the Highlanders' Museum.

The countdown to a Nairn’s newest festival has been marked with a launch event.

Heartbroken loved ones of a dad who died after his car crashed have taken to social media to pay tribute to the “lovely caring man”.

ARTISTIC youngsters have won themselves and their mums an extra special treat in a portraits competition to mark Mother’s Day.

The Scottish Parliament has today agreed in principle that a new law be passed to implement a nationwide footway parking ban.

THE return of early morning BA flights between Inverness and Heathrow has been welcomed by councillors as a boost for Highland business.

AN Inverness chef has landed a top prize for dishing up exciting meals at a local nursery.

HIGHLAND Council has acted like a "bureaucratic juggernaut" over plans for a riverside artwork without proper consultation it has been claimed.

POLICE are urging businesses to be on their guard following a recent report in Inverness of a fraud commonly referred to as "ringing the changes".

A MOTHER has issued a desperate plea for Highland Council to reconsider “horrifying” cuts to additional support needs (ASN) services.

A CLEAR sign of progress for Inverness Justice Centre has been spotted.