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Planner spends three months creating region on Minecraft but with one big difference

MORE than £5000 worth of equipment have been stolen from a Tornagrain building site.

Debenhams has today confirmed that it will not be reopening its Scottish stores, which will be closed permanently, with all employees made redundant.

Twenty-one people were receiving hospital treatment for Covid-19 across NHS Highland last night – the lowest number since January 13.

VIDEO footage has been released showcasing what the new section of the A9 dual carriageway will look like once finished. Click here to watch it.

A £115 million project to dual a six mile stretch of the A9 between Tomatin and Moy will be the next section of the trunk road to be upgraded.

AN MSP has praised frontline healthcare workers after vaccinations in the NHS Highland area surpassed the 100,000 mark.

"Essential" support for tour guides who have been under severe financial strain due to the coronavirus pandemic

A box of sought-after ice creams has been snapped up for £50 – almost 10 times the retail price – in a charity fundraising auction.

Craig MacLeod and Collette MacPherson, the licensees of one of Inverness’s oldest pubs The Innes Bar, are celebrating a decade at the helm.

A NEW organisation hopes to give a unified voice to the Highland tourism sector as it meets the challenge of the pandemic and the impact of Brexit.

THE SCDI's regional chairwoman believes a 'can do attitude' is vital for the Highlands to meet the business challenges of the future.

Steph Davidson, from Alness, is backing an appeal by blood cancer charity DKMS, for people to sign up for a register of blood stem cell donors.

Dozens of hotels and other tourist accommodation providers have joined forces to call on the Scottish Government to reopen the sector in May.

The company said it was still lobbying the government for relatives to be prioritised for vaccination.

All ten species found in Scotland are protected under law.

Edward Mountain MSP has called for an extension for claims, due to be closed to registrations tomorrow, to be extended.

Renowned forensic anthropologist Professor Dame Sue Black has been made a non-party-political peer by the House of Lords Appointments Commission.

THE milestone was reached on the same day the cumulative number of confirmed coronavirus cases passed the 200,000 mark.

Police are marking the end of LGBT History Month with a reflection on the progress being made in the Scottish police force.