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A stalwart of the trade union movement and driving force behind the creation of an Inverness memorial to honour those who have died at work has died.

New figures from Transport Scotland show single carriageways on the road are twice as deadly as dualled sections.

Rooftop has been checked by firefighters and area cordoned off

A new operator is to take over from next month

First Minister John Swinney has used a visit to Inverness to reconfirm his government’s “commitment to deliver the dualling of the A9”.

There has been a big change since the timber huts of the 1950s

There were 199 injuries and 15 deaths on single carriageways while on dual carriageways that fell to 114 injuries and seven deaths.

Grantown Museum invites you to retrace the steps of the first people of the Spey.

This year’s big Bikeathon event didn’t get the weather but 180 joined in around Badenoch

I live in Church Terrace in Newtonmore where 20mph speed restrictions have been imposed much to the appreciation of residents.

John Swinney hit out at Douglas Ross during a visit to Inverness on Sunday afternoon.

A couple planning their dream home in Badenoch have won the right to proceed after an appeal

Entries close on Thursday for the chance to win Golden Spurtle in Carrbridge

It’s almost that time of year again as the Highland Business Women Awards is making a return.

Inverness Sheriff Court heard he had smoked cannabis.

Several Highlanders have been honoured in the King’s birthday honours list.

Change of use applications to comply with new ST: control zone continue to pour in

Brand new attraction with 2 kilometre course is a first for Scotland

Jamie Halcro Johnston has raised his fears over motorhomes in the Highlands with the minister

Appointments at New Craigs were cancelled whereas RAAC found at Raigmore not ‘in critical condition’