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Tributes paid to a ‘true Grantonian’ who has passed away aged 86

Leonard Grassick campaigned to save the town’s Ian Charles Hospital from closure

‘Tough winter ahead’ as Ofgem confirms energy price cap will increase two per cent this Autumn

Households being charged £617 more now than before energy crisis hit four years ago

The LibDem vying to succeed Kate Forbes in Holyrood says it is ‘Time to say Goodbye to Highland Council’

Andrew Baxter picks-up where the outgoing MSP left off saying the council is ‘too large, too centralised, and too remote’.

An end to traffic jams on the long distance Speyside Way footpath?

Local users and residents hope no more lorries will get stuck after sign installed

YOUR VIEWS: Tomatin is on the airwaves contrary to claim

He may wish to contact Ofcom or seek digital listening advice options from a teenager

Newtonmore move joint top of the Mowi Premiership after win at Beauly

Oban Camanachd stay at summit but only as they have scored more goals

‘No extra work, therefore no extra cost’ for £135k Inshes Roundabout markings and resurfacing project

Highland Council slightly contradicted itself by stating there will be additional work programmed and insisted the project has not overrun.

Highland Council in top 10 most indebted UK local authorities in borrowing per person as total debt stands at £1.3bn

That is a a 14% rise in loans since last year totalling £161m, according to new figures.

Will Thunder in the Glens return to Aviemore or has it reached the end of the road?

Rally co-ordinator says event is victim of its own success and without financial support will leave town

Aviemore first time offender punched door steward in face at city pub

Sheriff: “It is unfortunate you find yourself in court at the age of 51 and have been up until now a law abiding citizen”

Kingussie’s Fraser Munro gets the clincher in Artemis Macaulay Cup final

Memorable day for Dell side but they also suffer two injuries to key players for season run-in

Council of the Year shortlist honour for Highland Council

It is the first time the local authority has been shortlisted for the coveted prize - and it will find out if it was successful next month.

National Trust of Scotland president Jackie Bird invites members to AGM in Inverness

Conservation charity will be outlining its huge range of projects to protect nature, beauty and heritage

Strathspey Thistle lose 6-0 for second time in space of four days in Highland capital

Elsewhere Brora win seven-goal thriller and Deveronvale draw with Brechin City

PICTURES: Borthwick praises Kingussie’s winning mentality after battling Macaulay Cup win

Red and Blues beat Oban Camanachd again to lift trophy for fifth time since 2019

Hectic weekend for Aviemore fire-fighters at Morlich, Alvie and beyond as wildfires start up

Series of call-outs as wildfire warnings continue to be ignored

CHARLIE WHELAN: UK’s train services are now far behind those on Continent

When I was a kid we used to joke about how awful foreign trains were

$Shoulder and knee fracture hospital fall sparks NHS Highland apology$

Shoulder and knee fracture hospital fall sparks NHS Highland apology

Health chiefs have been ordered to apologise after a patient broke their shoulder and knee after falling in a Highland hospital.

WATCH: Will this be the last ever Harleys’ Thunder in the Glens mass ride-out from Aviemore?

Harley Davidsons take half-an-hour to clear Aviemore as they are cheered on by many hundreds of spectators

Rare beetle found in growing numbers by busy Glenmore car park

There were fewer than 100 records of bug believed to be only found in Strathspey