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Badenoch Gardening Club celebrates a very special anniversary on Saturday (August 20).
“Could do better?” That’s the question being asked by the leader of Highland Council, Cllr Margaret Davidson, of the Chief Executive.
Shouting abuse at an ambulance crew and medical staff landed an Inverness man a prison sentence.
A Labour Highlands MSP has said Audit Scotland’s ‘Superfast broadband for Scotland’ progress update report published yesterday…
Visitors to the Highland Military Tattoo at Fort George in September are in for an extra treat, courtesy of neighbouring Castle Stuart Golf Links.
The number of residents in the Highlands killed by drugs has doubled over the last two years, according to statistics published yesterday.
This year’s Heading for the Scottish Hills service has been launched by Scottish Natural Heritage.
A relieved Highland Council has confirmed that full access has at returned to normal on Academy Street and Strothers Lane in Inverness.
Badenoch MSP Kate Forbes has backed the Scottish Government’s Rural Secretary Fergus Ewing in calling for EU funding guarantees to be extended by…
Motorists using the A9 south of the Slochd are being warned to expect roadworks and a convoy system from the end of this weekend.
Two Inverness men have appeared in private at the city's sheriff court on drugs charges.
A total of 130 probationer teachers have been welcomed to the Highlands at an induction course held in Inverness.
Eden Court will once again be holding open auditions for youngsters aged 9-16 to be part of the Junior Chorus for their Christmas pantomime Dick Whittington.
Police received a phone call on Wednesday from a man in Dingwall claiming he was going to bomb the High Street.
Scotland’s farmers and crofting leaders have welcomed a Treasury statement that agricultural support funding levels will be guaranteed…
Kingussie head Ollie Bray has said that he is delighted that senior pupils' efforts have paid off with their exam results.
A camping trip on the River Findhorn ended with a Kiltarlity man being convicted for drink driving for a second time.
A decision has been made to allow restricted visiting to most of the wards at Raigmore Hospital this afternoon (August 10) following a reassessment…
Look out for one of Strathspey’s major calendar dates this weekend.
A free family-friendly festival has been built around real forestry work at an ancient Newtonmore pinewood this weekend.
