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Leading councillor Ken Gowans says people will 'play a proactive role in defining their future'

January's "New Year's resolution" season brings with it new beginnings and new possibilities.

Two months traffic disruption in Inverness likely for Ness Bridge vital inspection work warns Highland Council.

You never know when life will throw you a curveball, but by planning ahead and taking regular advice, you can keep your finances on track.

Upcoming Highland athletes have hailed the scheme for helping them maximise potential. it is now open to a fresh round of applications.

Residents are advised by NHS Highland that there are no vaccination appointments at Culloden-Balloch Baptist Church in January and February.

Bold effort by estate owner cost her £2.5 million but hit the Brexit and Covid buffers

Prince Harry has revealed how he "serenaded" Caithness seals – and concluded that his wife Meghan must have magic powers when the animals sang back.

AN internationally-acclaimed string quartet will travel to Nairn this weekend for an evening concert as part of the Music Nairn series.

A LOT of people think about making healthy resolutions each new year. Here are some ideas that you could think about in 2023 for your beloved pets.

Cairngorm Windows has seen a 200 per cent increase in orders for fitting solar panels to Highland homes and offices amid the energy price rise.

We detail what it could do for the north and net zero amid reports the north has won the race for the free trade zone

IF there is one country that has seen its whisky scene becoming a stronghold name in the past decades, that would be Japan.

Edward Hughes admitted the assault after appearing at Inverness Sheriff Court.

“The Kessock Bridge is closed due to a police incident”. How often have those words been shared recently?

TWO swimming teachers are kicking off 2023 by launching a new programme of inclusive classes for children in Nairn.

Hillwalker and outdoor author John D Burns talks about the importance of maintaining strength as you age and how it helps keep him out in the hills

Liberal Democrat leader Alasdair Christie has failed in an attempt to call an emergency council meeting – but says he won’t stop trying.

The news means billions of investment and thousands of jobs

Highland Synchronised Skating Team enjoyed success at one of the UK’s biggest events of its kind last month.