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PARK TALK: Cairngorms park rangers ready for the summer influx of tourists

PARK TALK: Cairngorms park rangers ready for the summer influx of tourists

Across the Cairngorms our towns and villages are playing host to visitors from all over the world.


Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) supports more than 1200 jobs across the region

Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) supports more than 1200 jobs across the region

Figures compiled by the enterprise agency show how businesses and communities have been supported by the agency during the 2023/ 24 financial year.


Highlands ‘obvious place’ to have GB Energy headquarters says newly elected MP

Highlands ‘obvious place’ to have GB Energy headquarters says newly elected MP

Inverness MP Angus McDonald has said he will be encouraging the energy minister to base the GB Energy headquarters in the Highlands.


Kingussie find out Camanachd Cup semi-final opponents

Kingussie find out Camanachd Cup semi-final opponents

Red and Blues will travel to lower league Fort William


Yet more public toilets closed in Badenoch and Strathspey because of vandalism

Yet more public toilets closed in Badenoch and Strathspey because of vandalism

Window smashed at Newtonmore village centre facilites and attempt made to flood premises


Houses of Parliament are ‘a bit like Hogwarts’ says new strath MP Graham Leadbitter

Houses of Parliament are ‘a bit like Hogwarts’ says new strath MP Graham Leadbitter

New member for new seat says it has been a ‘very intense’ first week at Westminster


Scenic road to one of Badenoch’s most popular attractions to be temporarily closed

Scenic road to one of Badenoch’s most popular attractions to be temporarily closed

Urgent resurfacing works to take place on B970 between Tromie Bridge and Kingussie


PICTURES: Woodman’s caravan lovingly restored after being badly damaged in Storm Arwen

PICTURES: Woodman’s caravan lovingly restored after being badly damaged in Storm Arwen

Much photographed former home of Charlie Ross was felled by toppled trees


Badenoch United claim their first ever silverware in welfare football

Badenoch United claim their first ever silverware in welfare football

Delight is clear to see as players enjoy a historic night for club


Kingussie seconds boss John Gibson hails his team’s big game mentality

Kingussie seconds boss John Gibson hails his team’s big game mentality

Red and Blue colts on verge of return to North Division One after top of the table win


Business leaders call on UK government to base GB Energy headquarters in the Highlands

Business leaders call on UK government to base GB Energy headquarters in the Highlands

A group of business and organisation leaders is calling on the new Labour UK Government to locate the headquarters of the proposed GB Energy.


Police appeal for help tracing teenager missing from Newtonmore

Police appeal for help tracing teenager missing from Newtonmore

Police appealing for anyone who has seen teen who went missing on Tuesday to get in touch


New MP says he will represent all communities in Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey

New MP says he will represent all communities in Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey

Graham Leadbitter has his roots in Moray but eager to get to know strath better


Piri-piri chicken takeaway plans for Inverness city centre move step closer

Piri-piri chicken takeaway plans for Inverness city centre move step closer

Proposals for a new piri-piri chicken restaurant in the heart of Inverness are a step nearer reality after the latest planning application was lodged.


Highlands set to benefit from £7m funding for electric vehicles in the north of Scotland

Highlands set to benefit from £7m funding for electric vehicles in the north of Scotland

Highland Council is set to benefit from a funding boost by the Scottish Government to support the growth of the EV charging network.


A9 restricted after two-vehicle crash near Carrbridge

A9 restricted after two-vehicle crash near Carrbridge

The A9 has been partially closed between Carrbridge and Aviemore following a collision earlier this afternoon.


MSP with strong Highland links reported to be considering Scottish Conservatives leadership bid

MSP with strong Highland links reported to be considering Scottish Conservatives leadership bid

A Conservative with strong Highland connections is reportedly considering a bid for the party's soon to be vacant Scottish leadership post.


A9 DUALLING: ‘Come clean’ Fergus Ewing urges Scottish Government

A9 DUALLING: ‘Come clean’ Fergus Ewing urges Scottish Government

‘Come on John and Fiona; it’s time to level with the public on the A9’


COLIN CAMPBELL: Was Drew Hendry a victim of backlash against SNP’s grim record in recent times?

COLIN CAMPBELL: Was Drew Hendry a victim of backlash against SNP’s grim record in recent times?

Had he been up against a less formidable, energetic and convincing challenger he might have resisted the anti-SNP tsunami, says our columnist.


New Inverness MP’s ‘quicker to the moon’ jibe on A9 dualling

New Inverness MP’s ‘quicker to the moon’ jibe on A9 dualling

It has not taken Angus MacDonald long to criticise A9 latest


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