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Singers of all ages entertained a packed Inverness venue for a fundraising concert.

TOURIST levies may be on the cards for Highland visitors after moves by the Scottish Government were welcomed by the region's most senior councillor.

The memory of a well-loved Cromarty resident was honoured at the weekend at a very special tennis tournament played on courts he graced.

A car crashed into the building in January 2021.

Highland MSP Edward Mountain welcomed the news as he campaigns for a new acute general teaching hospital for the north.

A COMMUNITY garden project which works to provide healthy, locally grown food to people in the area is in the running for a share of £25,000.

'For events across the UK – probably the world – the challenges have been coming from all angles'

An ombudsman has ordered it to improve its complaints process but also ruled that the spouse's partner received "timely and reasonable" A&E treatment.

Highland Council has defended its short-lived bouncy castle ban by citing fatal accidents in Australia, Spain and the south of England.

A FALL in the headline rate of inflation is "cold comfort" for Highlanders struggling with rocketing food prices, a local MP has warned.

ALMOST 230 bus services in Inverness have now failed to run since last Thursday – after Stagecoach announced another 54 cancellations this morning.

From the 24-27 March, a charity hosted free guided walks within Strathglass and Glenurquhart to encourage locals to get out and explore.

The woman intervened in a disagreement between a man and a wife.

Brian Elrick has hosted the event for 12 years, so he has seen first-hand how much the dancing extravaganza has grown.

It would have been much easier to coast into gentle retirement, rather than incur the wrath of many within the SNP, says our columnist.

It is a distinction which has been shared by royals, politicians and people who have shown outstanding service to society and to Inverness.

John Davidson reflects on a decade and a half of adventures from across the Highlands

If ScotRail can put on an express train between the Highlands and the central belt for sport, then please, can they do it every day?

Five years ago today, Highland Council revealed its plans for the Gathering Place in Inverness.

Green bins will be used for recycling plastic, the blue bin paper and cardboard and the new bin household waste