Author Profile: Gavin Musgrove

Headteacher Ian Adamson said classrooms will look a little different and also tackling issue of school transport for pupils

NHS frontline worker does her bit to help Highland Wildlife Park

NHS frontline worker does her bit to help Highland Wildlife Park

Radiographer and part-time artist has drawn inspiration from visit last year to help raise money for cash-strapped attraction

Badenoch MSP welcomes return date for Highland Wildlife Park

Badenoch MSP welcomes return date for Highland Wildlife Park

Nicola Sturgeon has announced country is moving onto Phase 2 of Covid-19 easing meaning zoos can shortly open their gates

Charity delighted Highland Wildlife Park can re-open later this month

Charity delighted Highland Wildlife Park can re-open later this month

RZSS had estimated that it would cost them a further £500,000 if they had not been allowed to welcome visitors until mid-July

ScotRail issues five rules for safer travel as face coverings become mandatory on rail services

ScotRail issues five rules for safer travel as face coverings become mandatory on rail services

Customers making essential journeys must wear face coverings when travelling on Scotland’s rail network from Monday

Police appeal to trace relatives of dead Aviemore pensioner

Police appeal to trace relatives of dead Aviemore pensioner

The body of 68-year-old Anne Hodge was discovered within her home on Burnside Road shortly before 6pm on Tuesday

Cairngorm Mountain report is a 'whitewash' claim some Aviemore community leaders

Cairngorm Mountain report is a 'whitewash' claim some Aviemore community leaders

"I'm increasingly convinced that many aspects of the public sector do not serve the public interest"

Barbecues and camp fires could be banned in great outdoors in Cairngorms National Park post Covid-19

Barbecues and camp fires could be banned in great outdoors in Cairngorms National Park post Covid-19

Park authority is looking at the measure ahead of tourism re-opening in mid-July

Audit Scotland probe gives in-sight into failed tenure at Cairngorm Mountain

Audit Scotland probe gives in-sight into failed tenure at Cairngorm Mountain

Company chiefs were frustrated by planning process and reluctant to engage with local community due to high volume of negative feedback

Public agency acted 'appropriately' when appointing Cairngorm Mountain operator which later went bust

Public agency acted 'appropriately' when appointing Cairngorm Mountain operator which later went bust

However, Audit Scotland has identified failings by HIE in long awaited report published today

Work on improvements to Boat of Garten nursery school to resume

Work on improvements to Boat of Garten nursery school to resume

Building and refurbishments works were suspended at number of schools across region in March due to Covid-19

MSP says easing of lockdown restrictions not licence to litter

MSP says easing of lockdown restrictions not licence to litter

David Stewart has voiced concerns about the potential increase in problem ahead of the expected further lifting of lockdown restrictions

Grantown character to be laid to rest on Friday

Grantown character to be laid to rest on Friday

Tributes have poured in for Johnny Ross following his death at the age of 72

Controversial Cairngorms capercaillie project is awarded £2 million in lottery funds

Controversial Cairngorms capercaillie project is awarded £2 million in lottery funds

Funds will be used to help safeguard species but some residents in pilot community of Carrbridge say conservation project has been imposed on village

Change in reporting of NHS Highland coronavirus cases

Change in reporting of NHS Highland coronavirus cases

Scottish Government has been publishing figures throughout lockdown but stated latest information might not be shared with the public until Thursday

Power firm gives reason for outage in Aviemore

Power firm gives reason for outage in Aviemore

Parts of Aviemore were left without electricity for several hours yesterday due to a faulty pole box

Firefighters attending blaze at former farmhouse in Aviemore

13 June 2020

Firefighters attending blaze at former farmhouse in Aviemore

13 June 2020

Two appliances are at scene of the fire which was reported to the Highlands and Islands Fire and Rescue Service just before 5pm

Charity issues Highland Wildlife Park SOS to Scottish Government

12 June 2020

Charity issues Highland Wildlife Park SOS to Scottish Government

12 June 2020

Owner RZSS has said that not re-opening until July 15 will cost cash strapped charity a further £500,000

Preparations are well advanced to welcome back visitors to Cairngorms, two leading organisations have revealed

Preparations are well advanced to welcome back visitors to Cairngorms, two leading organisations have revealed

Residents must be instilled with confidence this will not create Covid-19 danger and work also taking place to reopen car parks and toilets

Government support vital but difficult says leading Highlands accountancy

Government support vital but difficult says leading Highlands accountancy