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Some £140,000 of overnight surfacing improvements are scheduled in Badenoch - prompting a diversion of up to 135 miles.
Today is the last change to vote for three former Grantown Grammar School pupils in the running for the prestigious Scots Trad Music Awards.
Average house prices in Scotland have increased by 3.4 per cent, says the latest publication of the UK House Price Index.
Senior pupils from the strath's two secondary schools will be interested onlookers at tomorrow's Cairngorms National Park Authority planning meeting.
The first trade body representing thousands of bed and breakfast and guest house owners across Scotland has been launched.
The Cairngorms National Park Authority’s planning committee is being recommended to give the go-ahead to a potentially pioneering six-home development…
Scottish Government Viewpoint
Highland education chiefs have warned against a league table system of reviewing primary schools’ performance.
Unemployment in Scotland fell by 14,000 in the period July to September 2016, and now stands at 129,000, according to Office for National Statistics (ONS)…
A Highland MP has called on the Chancellor to use the upcoming budget review to help women affected by the state pension age increase.
An umbrella group which represents Highland Council at Holyrood has boycotted talks with the Scottish Government over controversial tax plans.
Scotland could lose up to £1.3 billion a year as a result of Brexit but Highland Council’s budget leader thinks the worst is yet to come.
A man stole several phones from tents at the Rock Ness Music Festival and carried out thefts from a city store and at an Inverness flat.
It will a case of let it bee in the strath tomorrow (Saturday).
Almost one in five children in the Highlands are living in poverty, shocking new figures have revealed.
The owner of hotel giants Premier Inn is promising 25 jobs – and even a red squirrel care plan – to go with its proposed 60 bedroom hotel…
The numbers of golden eagles in Scotland is soaring.
In its first year it drew more than 6000 people - and nearly half of them on bikes.
Local firms have been told to look east to cash-in on the growing global holiday market.
An 800 mile re-enactment by an intrepid Carrbridge adventurer of a journey charted in one of Scotland's best loved books is to feature at a charity film…
