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A Viking style wooden ship has appeared in Inverness ahead of filming a blockbuster movie in the local area.
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Works to replace road markings on a major Inverness roundabout are set to start next week, BEAR Scotland has announced.
They have been raising concerns for two years about Newtonmore school being neglected and described failures as ‘shocking’
Local authority has responded to litany of problems identified by education inspectors
Sight charity will have advice for all at Cairngorm Hotel
Support from local firms helps make Highland Business Women Awards so special.
The £33 million video camera rollout to Highland police officers will allow cops to “have more confidence in how they act”.
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Voting has opened to find the best up-and-coming musical talent from the Highlands and Islands to perform on the main stage at Belladrum Festival.
Changes to parking at Inverness Airport have come into force.
Players hold nerve to progress on spot kicks against New Pitsligo
Jags gain revenge for recent defeat to Badenoch United to progress
Camanachd Association CEO Ruari Davidson says it showcased ‘the very best of our game and our communities’
And boss Iain Borthwick issues an ominous warning to rivals
The midfielder moved into his testimonial year when signing a new contract in 2022, but will finally see a match mark the occasion.
Security fencing has been erected around a vacant unit associated with recent Domino’s-related planning permissions.
The 300MW Foyers pumped storage hydro scheme has been producing power since 1975. John Davidson tells how his Grandpa was instrumental in its making
The iconic Inverness bar, restaurant and nightclub, which has been a fixture of the city for almost 30 years, has been put up for sale.
A part-funded outdoor experience is helping give secondary pupils an in-depth understanding of nature. John Davidson spoke to some of those involved
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson looks closer to home as well as out in the wilds for ways to boost mental health by getting out and about
The films were hailed as an ‘exciting new generation of Scottish and Scotland-based talent’.
The Social Justice Secretary said pensioners in Scotland would be better off than their counterparts in the rest of the UK.
Ben Corser, who held first class degrees in fine art and mathematics, was pronounced dead in Colima in 2022.
Holyrood’s Education Committee heard that students face a ‘postcode lottery’ in the quality of their colleges.
