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Campaign goes on to give schoolchildren vital skills

Professor Boyd steps up

The new proposal would pay a fee per child and increase the payment by 20 per cent from January 1, 2020

Ringing endorsement for electronic innovation

Customers have until January 6 to 'catch the bus' on survey

Officers want to trace a man who is described as 6'2'' tall, thin build and with short brown hair

Hotel group boss Donald Macdonald and council chief executive Donna Manson are expected to meet on Friday

MSP Edward Mountain has called for the funding of a new Highland prison

They say the tourism sector is already facing huge challenges with retaining skilled staff, a situation critically exacerbated by Brexit

It is the first time in the resort’s history that a launch date has been arranged as the ski area no longer relies on just Mother Nature

Weather forecasters have predicted Inverness and the Highlands could be under snow as deep as 10 inches by the end of next week.

Ginspired Scotland is predicting that the growth in gin tourism could mean at least a £6 million boom for the industry

Grantown News has formally requested to take over the service and now Post Office chiefs are carrying out a public consultation on the move

The two hospital coffee bars and the cafe at the Centre for Health Science, have now stopped using plastic disposable cutlery

Planners envisage natural solutions to new problems

WITH Christmas fast approaching, it's time for another volume of Inverness Remembered, the fascinating book charting the city's past through pictures.

Another healthy turnout at Aviemore run

NHS Highland has revealed that work to boost parking capacity at Raigmore Hospital will begin by the end of this week.

The state of the art train based on Japan's famous bullet trains will come into operation with LNER on December 9

But there are still 'challenges ahead' says government report