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ONE of Scotland’s leading wealth managers believes the uncertainty surrounding Brexit means it is important for people to take hold of their finances.

Youngsters from schools in Inverness, Nairn and the Black Isle met with engineers as part of a project tied in with local roads improvements.

A HOLIDAY glamping park overlooking the southern shores of Loch Ness has been given the go-ahead.

Highland councillors are to be asked to approve spending valued at £1 million as staff were reminded of the need to keep expenditure under control.

Two young entrepreneurs have quit their jobs to pursue their dream of opening their own beauty business in Inverness.

COCAINE, cannabis and MDMA with a street value of £140,000 were seized by police near Inverness last night.

POLICE officers will be using a mock ATM to help people identify the warning signs when it comes to skimming devices.

Police are investigating an incident involving a group of people near the junction with Queen Street.

The 60-bed Kingsmills Care Home is one of more than 300 owned by Four Seasons Health Care.

INVERNESS’S HM Coastguard search and rescue (SAR) helicopter base has welcomed two Leonardo AW189 helicopters.

Scott Murray had been banned from being in the company of boys under 16 but went on a road trip with three teenagers in February.

Staff at a Scottish food and drinks company raised more than £3000 for Highland Hospice by walking part of the Great Glen Way.

RESTORATION of a ferry link between North and South Kessock as a tourist attraction has support from organisations on both sides of the Beauly Firth.

THE benefits of enjoying nature have been highlighted during a week-long campaign.

A LORRY driver left paralysed after being crushed against the back of his trailer is being pursued for an unpaid parking fine.

Campaigners against a public artwork on the River Ness have said they are “disappointed though unfortunately not surprised” at latest development.

TWO co-workers have achieved a first for north women by becoming the first to qualify in a course which had previously been male-only territory.

A statement in parliament has been put back a week

A 20-year-old who had been prohibited from being in the company of any child under the age of 16 will be sentenced next month.

More than 20 members of the public joined local councillors Bill Boyd, Alex Graham and Graham Ross for the litter pick in Kinmylies and Charleston.