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Inverness active travel campaigners are set to be formally congratulated on their efforts by the Scottish Parliament

Greens MSP Ariane Burgess says she is also calling 'for safe and easy to use walking, wheeling and cycling infrastructure'

Inside Holyrood: It matters who owns our land, whether they put trees on it or not

MSP Emma Roddick says 'a true restoration of the Highlands includes reintroducing people to our land as well'

Well-attended Highland Climate Change Conference hailed as a timely conversation ahead of COP26

Community groups in the Highlands joined politicians and other organisations for a conference to discuss ways of tackling the climate emergency.

Play parks and growing projects in Inverness to benefit from £700,000 injection

Play parks, growing projects and a befriending scheme are among outdoor facilities and projects in Inverness set to benefit from spending of £700,000.

Castle car park row escalates

Businesses on Castle Street renew their plea to open the council car park to the public as it is underused and reducing footfall from customers.

One City, One Vision: Ambitious aim to make Inverness carbon neutral with the lowest air pollution in Scotland

To do that Inverness 2035 calls for making active travel the 'preferred' mode of transport

One City, One Vision: The Inverness 2035 vision puts arts and culture at the very heart of its proposals

The strategy states that 'local culture, art and music will be at the core of city plans, nurtured and supported by creative funding'

One City, One Vision: The Inverness Courier says after 200 years in print we deserve a seat at the table

Content Editor Andy Dixon says 'we’re willing to do our bit and join the journey'

Highland Climate Change Conference moves into day two after first day hailed a success

Topics ranging from eco tourism to jobs for a green recovery will be discussed today as the Highland Climate Change conference continues.

Don't suffer in silence if you are struggling with fuel poverty – help is at hand, says Highland Council

Residents in the Highlands are being urged not to suffer in silence if they are finding it hard to pay their fuel bills.

One City, One Vision: The Inverness 2035 strategy aims to unlock the city's potential

MP Drew Hendry says the way to do that is 'to find a common purpose and, crucially, collective consent'

Exclusive: One City, One Vision game-changing Inverness 2035 blueprint released

It sees Inverness as environmentally sustainable, family-friendly, culture-rich and economically prosperous

Tributes paid following death of former Highland Councillor who played pivotal role in planning visit of Dalai Lama to Inverness

Tributes have been paid following the death of a former Highland councillor who helped plan the visit by the Dalai Lama to Inverness.

Liberal Democrat leader demands the Warm Home Discount is immediately doubled to help thousands of Highlanders

Sir Ed Davey warns: 'We are in one of the worst energy crises I can ever remember'