Highland MP and Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander has welcomed recommendations put forward by the Smith Commission for more powers…
The capital of Badenoch is gearing up for Christmas.
The Scottish Government's new cabinet has been announced by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, subject to the necessary parliamentary approval.
RSPB Scotland is calling on the Scottish Government to “seize the opportunity to ensure that electricity from biomass is truly low carbon”…
Scottish Natural Heritage reports into the feasibility of reintroducing beavers to the wild in Scotland have been welcomed by the trial partners.
Kingussie’s troublesome “unlevel crossing” is now level - but only after another weekend of upheaval for local rail services.
The golden eagle needs Scotland’s help in the search for the nation’s favourite bird.
Now that the referendum is over, will the strath’s TV viewers finally get to see “Outlander”?
NHS Highland has confirmed that plans are in place to manage Industrial Action planned by the Society of Radiographers on Monday (Oct 20) from 09.00…
Average speed cameras on the A9 are set to go live on October 28 in direct opposition to the wishes of "the vast majority of Highlanders."
Highlands and Islands MSP John Finnie has welcomed Chief Constable Stephen House’s announcement that officers will no longer carry guns on routine,…
With interest in politics high after the independence referendum, Highland MP Danny Alexander is encouraging young people to consider standing for the…
The strath’s Liberal Democrat MP has written an open letter explaining his support for the Government’s action against Isil.
IT’S all happening in the capital of Badenoch this weekend - both indoors and out.
Traffic restrictions on two sections of the A9 are being imposed next week as work is carried out for the dualling programme.
An Aviemore fitness instructor intending to emulate TV star Davina McCall’s incredible 500-mile Sports Relief triumph in aid of Help4Heroes has…
The war of words over A9 speed cameras continued as the keys to Highland polling stations were being dug out on Wednesday.
Conservation groups are celebrating increased protection for a number of woodland species following a Scottish Government Reporter’s findings on…
His name may be Hall, but his home is a shack – in between marathons – and Newtonmore welcomed him yesterday (Thursday).
After 20 years in the making the strath's newest heritage trail is ready to open up.
