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Organisers from the Inverness Eastgate Centre branch of M&S said it was 'very proud' to support local charities with donations of its surplus food.

A virtual exhibition has opened outlining plans to site 18 more turbines at a wind farm near Loch Ness.

Police have charged a 64-year-old woman and sent a report to the Procurator Fiscal following sheep worrying incident in Drumnadrochit.

Police in Inverness would like to speak to a pedestrian who was narrowly missed by a red Fiat van when it crashed Lotland Place.

Scotland’s First Minister has lent her support to an Inverness mental health charity James Support Group.

Neil Cameron believes there is an opportunity to improve broadband in outlying areas and the likes of Cawdor, Galcantray, Brackla and Piperhill.

People from as far afield as Canada have joined in this year’s Inverness Music Festival.

A RETIRED joiner has kept himself busy during the second lockdown by putting his craft skills to good use and raising funds for Highland Hospice.

A Highland charity whose base was flooded is reassuring users it will reopen as soon as possible but there could be a delay of several months.

A VAST majority of people would not approve the permanent introduction of the new road scheme in Inverness city centre, with 74% voting against it.

Leanne Okane has set herself the challenge to support her friend set up Reece's Line.

Previously the local authority feared a near £100 million deficit but government funding and financial controls rescued the position

A new wind farm on the Dava Moor could lead to a whopping £19 million being given to local community projects over the course of its lifetime.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has set out the plan to gradually ease lockdown in Scotland.

But locals are divided and businesses warn against excluding them from the debate amid an economy devastated by Covid

The son of two care workers has launched an appeal to find the person responsible for vandalising their cars.

But Nicola Sturgeon says that foreign travel is not on the cards despite the re-introduction of the Levels system

HiTrans is looking for four bikes with a maintenance contract for 6-12 months at an estimated cost of £25,000

ANOTHER 14 cases of Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland health board area in the past day.

All frontline care and support staff with social care provider Highland Home Carers (HHC) are to be paid a minimum of £10 per hour from next month.