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National competition aims to brew up talent in the Highlands

National competition aims to brew up talent in the Highlands

A NATIONAL competition by Deuchars IPA is encouraging up-and-coming performers in The Highlands to share their talent with the chance of performing…


Children urged to come up with new Christmas stamp

Children urged to come up with new Christmas stamp

A LOCAL MSP has asked the strath’s schoolchildren to show their stamp.


Raising awareness during breastfeeding week

Raising awareness during breastfeeding week

It’s Breastfeeding Week.


Darren Clarke to play at Scottish Open

Darren Clarke to play at Scottish Open

FORMER Open Champion Darren Clarke will reach a notable milestone when he competes in this year's Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open at Castle Stuart…


Importance of Highlands' Gatwick link highlighted to business chief

Importance of Highlands' Gatwick link highlighted to business chief

Crucial air links between the Highlands and London have been highlighted to the chairman of an influential business group.


Time running out for say on Cairngorms planning blueprint

Time running out for say on Cairngorms planning blueprint

The deadline to lodge views on the new proposed Cairngorms National Park Local Development Plan is just two weeks away.


Highland councillors are like 'lambs to the slaughter'

Highland councillors are like 'lambs to the slaughter'

A veteran city Highland councillor has claimed elected members are like "lambs to the slaughter" when disgruntled constituents lodge complaints to a national…


Man arrested at Aviemore station with suspected £10,000 drug haul

Man arrested at Aviemore station with suspected £10,000 drug haul

A 42-year-old man has been arrested and is presently detained in custody following the seizure of controlled drugs – believed to be cannabis with…


Rare moth discovery is a first for Scotland

Rare moth discovery is a first for Scotland

Naturalists have discovered a species of moth never previously seen in Scotland.


Ronaldo of the Glens gives some tips ahead of Scottish Hydro

Ronaldo of the Glens gives some tips ahead of Scottish Hydro

Shinty legend Ronald Ross is known for his striking prowess having bagged more than 1,000 goals for the Kings so who better than to share some ball skills?


Highland Council planning shake-up put on hold

Highland Council planning shake-up put on hold

A major shake-up of Highland Council’s planning committees is set to go on ice for another year, it has emerged.


All change at top of Highlands' new university

All change at top of Highlands' new university

The Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of the Highlands and Islands has today announced that he intends to retire.


Highland Council migrant blunder could prove costly

Highland Council migrant blunder could prove costly

Almost £70,000 of European cash, which was used to help migrant workers and their families settle in the Highlands, could be repaid following a…


More EasyJet flights to London from Highlands

More EasyJet flights to London from Highlands

More flights between the Highlands and London will be available next month.


Windfarmers 1, anti-windfarmers 1

Windfarmers 1, anti-windfarmers 1

FINANCE Secretary John Swinney has granted planning consent for a proposed wind farm at Tom Nan Clach, north-east Tomatin.


Police motorbike campaign makes a wheel difference

Police motorbike campaign makes a wheel difference

FOLLOWING a campaign to highlight motorcycle safety, bringing in dedicated police motorcyclists and social media, Police Scotland are reporting a reduction…


Dava anti-wind farm campaigners feel encouraged

Dava anti-wind farm campaigners feel encouraged

CAMPAIGNERS against the proposed Glenkirk and Tom nan Clach wind farms say they have been given encouragement by a recent refusal on a planned development.


Bikers get their kicks in Carrbridge

Bikers get their kicks in Carrbridge

YOUNGSTERS in Carrbridge have got on their bikes and put their community on the map with a brand-new purpose-built all-terrain park.


Highland seal pup is first to be rescued this season

Highland seal pup is first to be rescued this season

A newborn seal pup found lying on a grassy shoreline in Dingwall with its umbilical cord still attached is the first of many harbour seal pups the Scottish…


Helicopter boss visits new search and rescue centre in Inverness

Helicopter boss visits new search and rescue centre in Inverness

The head of Bristow Helicopters has travelled to Inverness to discuss the company’s plans for a search and rescue base at Inverness Airport…


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