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Inverness Highland Games to return this summer

The popular city centre event is set to return in summer after a two year break due to coronavirus restrictions.

Emma Roddick: I feel like I am 'missing out' not returning as a councillor

My time representing Inverness Central will 'always be very special to me'

PICTURES: Creative academy opens after final stage of work

An event was held last week to officially mark the opening of the second phase of development at the Inverness Creative Academy.

Local government election: Jackie Hendry for Ness-side

Politics is running in the family.

COMMENT: Who will be the next Provost and city leader of Inverness?

The holder of the position will head up one the council’s most influential committees.

Police called on over North Kessock bottle bank row

Police are now involved in the long-running row over the location of the North Kessock bottle bank.

New Culloden councillor had 'amazing experience' on campaign trail

Morven Reid was elected as an independent councillor for Culloden and Ardersier at last week's council elections.

Talks continue as parties seek to form new council administration

Some independent councillors are understood to be unhappy about a potential deal with the SNP.

Highland MSP leads debate on LGBTQI+ alcohol harm

Emma Roddick led a debate in Scottish Parliament yesterday speaking on a newly published report and the harm of alcohol against LGBTQI+ people.

School football club continues to seek solutions as council imposes £6000 charge to use facilities

An Inverness school football club is to lobby newly-elected Highland councillors as it faces a £6000 charge to use facilities.

Two Highland primary schools in finals of Scottish Education Awards

Two primary schools in the Highlands have been shortlisted in three categories in the Scottish Education Awards.

WATCH: School catering staff awarded

Yesterday catering staff from the Highlands and the rest of Scotland gathered were awarded as Food for Life Scotland Ambassadors.

Newly elected Highland Council representatives 'work together' call

Two Inverness area councillors elected at Highland Council have both said that collaboration will be key in the next five years.