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A new restaurant and takeaway looks set to move into a vacant site in the Eastgate Centre in Inverness after plans were lodged with Highland Council.

A packed line-up of “family friendly” entertainment is in store for visitors to the Victorian Market in Inverness this Saturday.

A packed line-up of “family friendly” entertainment is in store for visitors to the Victorian Market in Inverness this Saturday

Living legend Willie Cameron joins the Loch Ness hall of fame after brewery names beer after him.

Playback, based in Academy Street, is a concept dreamed up by businessmen Taran Campbell and David Montgomery.

The trial of a Ross councillor accused of faking disabled parking blue badges so tour bus drivers could use the restricted spaces has been delayed.

UHI Inverness say they will continue to support the talks between the trade unions and College Employers Scotland.

Macdonald Aviemore Resort has been crowned Scotland’s best four-star hotel in the North

Readers respond to issues raised by two Inverness Courier columnists

Torvean Swing Bridge remains closed to road traffic after an issue with its automatic operation occurred yesterday.

Fiona the ewe arrived at Dalscone Farm in Dumfries in November after being rescued by specialist climbing teams from a shore near Sutherland.

Major cycling event returns to Inverness this weekend.

Costa Coffee - part of the UK chain - in Inglis Street will close in July.

A Nairn nurse has held her finad fundraising event ahead of the Strictly Inverness dancing competition.

Last week in Holyrood, the Scottish Government bowed to the inevitable. Climate change targets for 2030, always unachievable, have now been scrapped.

He says ‘ministers like the Greens’ Patrick Harvie completely overlook the practical need of many in rural areas.’

Supporters of a Strictly Inverness contestant enjoyed fine wines and food during an Italian “bus trip” without leaving Inverness.

John Davidson explores a quieter route in the hills above Dores, where a new hydro development looks set to impact on the area in the next few years

A former Army piping chief has been laid to rest in Inverness to the sounds of a tune specially composed in his honour.

Sewage overflows in Nairn and Cawdor have increased by more than 185 per cent between 2022 and 2023, according to Scottish Water records.