The Leader of The Highland Council Councillor Margaret Davidson has welcomed the First Minister’s announcement of a Rural Tourism Infrastructure…
Badenoch’s MSP is calling on local groups to apply to the new Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund.
The chairman of the Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival has been honoured for his outstanding commitment to promoting Scotland’s national drink.
The Scottish Government’s announcement of plans for a £6 million Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund has been welcomed by business leaders in…
Police clocked up the feet on the beat in the Highlands capital last month.
Community-run bonfire and fireworks events may not go ahead this year due to new costs and council red tape.
Businesses in the Highlands have much to be proud of, this year’s Highland Business Awards (HBA) lunch heard.
Women campaigning for a fair retirement age will be continuing their fight this weekend and hope to raise awareness for other people who have been affected…
One of the most famous paintings in the world is returning to its native Highlands after being bought for the nation earlier this year.
Business contingency arrangements continue to be in place at Inverness’ Raigmore Hospital due to a flood which has affected a number of computer…
Councillors have slammed a £106 million backlog of repairs to schools in the Highlands.
Work to open a new Travelodge in Inverness could take another step forward next week.
A Liverpool drug offender has had his sentence deferred for a personal appearance at Inverness Sheriff Court.
Senior Highland councillors have said they are very disappointed by Police Scotland’s decision to axe the region’s 999 control room.
Highlands and Islands Labour MSP David Stewart has challenged the Scottish Government on what assessment was being made of the risks that it and its agencies…
Dalwhinnie Distillery could soon be offering drams as early as 9am to accommodate bus tours.
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Police officers hauled a man out of Inverness Sheriff Court for sleeping just minutes before he was due to appear.
It is hoped NHS Highland will be the first health board in Scotland to be granted university status to strengthen work in training future medical staff.
Police in Inverness have confirmed a man has been charged following the recovery of heroin worth around £50,400.