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Ways will have to be found to pay for the power needed to put up the strath's yuletide illuminations following a budget cut
Firms in the strath interested in tapping into the Canadian market will have the chance to attend a free seminar in Inverness next month.
"Public funding is paying off with thousands of visitors a year to Badenoch" says Laggan Wolfrrax.
Plans to redevelop the Ptarmigan top station at Cairngorm Mountain are being recommended for approval.
ScotRail’s new timetable starts this Sunday and the train operator is asking customers to check their journey for any changes.
One of Scotland’s historic linen towns is the fitting host of a touring exhibition of new uses for the country's oldest fabric.
Parents have praised a children’s daycare centre at Colyumbridge as a “welcoming, warm and nurturing place”.
A new line of succession will live on at a popular Badenoch attraction long after The Game of Thrones has been decided.
Conservative MSP Edward Mountain hit out at what he called the “hands off” approach to the looming strike action at Highland airports.
The Povlsen family have said the support received from people in the strath has touched their hearts.
A brand new outdoor ‘indoor’ venue has been served up at Rothiemurchus and Aviemore Tennis Club on budget and in time.
They say it’s always good to stand out from the crowd.
CALLS have been made for a rethink on support for foster carers in the Highlands in order to boost numbers.
HIGHLAND Council is warning anyone considering buying a puppy to ensure they buy from reputable sources - after an enforcement visit in the north.
Motorists in Grantown are being warned that parking restrictions are now finally being enforced in the town.
TWINS Craig and Ross MacIntyre will be sentenced on June 11 after a background report was called on the Grantown-on-Spey pair.
DESTINATIONS along the Highland mainline have been given a profile boost – as part of efforts to encourage more tourism by rail.
TWO worthy outdoor causes will receive a cash boost over the coming year after they were named as the first two Cairngorms Trust Campaign Projects.
The Cairngorms Nature BIG Weekend culminated today with over 200 school children attending the Rural Skills Day event in Glenmore Forest.
AN UNSIGHTLY scar on a Cairngorm mountain will soon blight the landscape no more after restoration campaigners hit their target.
