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RES has recently announced that it is revising the design of its consented Cairn Duhie Wind Farm, located south-east of Ferness in Nairnshire.
SPONSORED CONTENT: Begbies Traynor Group gives advice to small businesses in the wake of the escalating coronavirus crisis.
STRATHSPEY boss Gordy Nicolson wants his side to take full advantage of their chance to close the gap on Huntly.
NEWTONMORE brushed aside their reputation as slow starters in the Mowi Premiership when they beat Kinlochshiel 1-0 at the Eilan.
MOWI Premiership champions Kingussie sent out a message to their rivals as they overcame Caberfeidh 7-1 at the Dell.
"The family greets these two little miracles with all their hearts"
The 200th avalanche in Scotland's mountains this winter has been recorded
SHINTY'S recent uneasy relationship with the weather continued as the final round of pre-season friendlies almost all failed to beat the elements.
STRATHSPEY Thistle boss Gordy Nicolson is facing a selection headache in his back line ahead of Saturday's trip to Wick.
STRATHSPEY are looking forward to what should be a more fruitful run of fixtures after enduring a tough spell.
STORM Dennis proved a more formidable opponent on Saturday than its predecessor with at least some shinty games surviving seven days earlier.
STRATHSPEY manager Gordy Nicolson said losing to table-toppers Brora would not define their season.
THE Jags are preparing to return to Highland League action with two of their toughest tests of the season.
STRATHSPEY Thistle boss Gordy Nicolson is sure his side will pick up more points if they play like they did against Nairn County.
STRATHSPEY Thistle won on the road for the first time in more than a year with victory at Lossiemouth.
CLACH'S Scott Graham hit a stunning winner against his former club as Strathspey Thistle lost narrowly in Inverness.
SKYE Camanachd U17 retained the Mowi London Shield with a 4-0 win over Newtonmore U17 in the final at Pairc nan Laoch, Portree.
NEWTONMORE'S second team rose to the challenge to retain the North Division One championship with a 7-0 victory against Aberdeen University.
JAGS manager Gordy Nicolson believes a cutting edge was the difference as Forres knocked out Thistle from the Highland League Cup.
NEWTONMORE supersub Glen Mackintosh believes that the Eilan's future is in good hands after helping the second team keep their title hopes alive.
