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Some trees will be lost as part of efforts to make more efficient use of parking area by Loch Morlich
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Latest figures reveal there are an estimated 2.15 million annual tourism visits to the region
Who are the green heroes in your community? Nominate them for a Heroes award now
It is open to community groups aimed at tackling landfill waste and boosting skills.
The health and social care, and education are the worst culprits with 80% of overpayments.
A crisis-hit specialist school in Inverness is to lose its headteacher two weeks after Scotland’s education minister vowed to visit.
Badenoch’s Lunchbox Boys take the trophy at Scottish Wedding awards in Glasgow
The number of bargain hunters was up on last year
A leading council and business figure is to receive one of a university’s highest honours for his decades of public service in the Highlands.
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New gaffer thanks the team on and off the pitch for their tremendous support
The three Badenoch clubs were the big winners at 2025 Shinty Awards
Golf, skiing and snowboarding hopefuls all benefit from Highland Athlete Award Scheme
Dell side claim fifth successive Premier League title with 2-0 win away at Fort William
Forward was named Blue and Whites’ player of the season after finding net 34 times
The annual historical photo book featuring images from the Highland capital from days gone by is now in the shops and available to order
Inverness’ newest venue is officially opening today — after it hosted a sparkling preview night yesterday.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Mike Merritt meets a 90-year-old runner who is still working and a dedicated hill bagger at the sprightly age of 86 on his travels
As 2025 comes to a close, a popular Wester Ross distillery is on its way to celebrate a major milestone — by making its own whisky for the first time.
The brand new restaurant and cocktail bar in the former Rose Street Foundry will create 25 jobs when it opens next week.
A review found that counter-terrorism measures including the law used to ban Palestine Action and Prevent are being used too widely.
Self-professed ‘monster’ Paul Lipscombe sexually abused and incited six girls while employed by an NHS trust in Coventry.
The Scottish Justice Secretary was asked why ministers were defending their policy following a challenge by campaign group For Women Scotland.
Zhimin Qian and her accomplice Seng Hok Ling were sentenced over the roles they played in a multibillion-pound fraudulent Bitcoin scheme.
