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With interest in politics high after the independence referendum, Highland MP Danny Alexander is encouraging young people to consider standing for the…
The strath’s Liberal Democrat MP has written an open letter explaining his support for the Government’s action against Isil.
A Medical Ward (2A) in Raigmore Hospital, Inverness has closed to new admissions and visitors are being asked to keep visiting to an absolute minimum…
Prizes worth up to £200 and a new trophy are up for grabs in the Cuil Lodair wargames and modelling fair, to be held at Culloden Battlefield and…
IT’S all happening in the capital of Badenoch this weekend - both indoors and out.
The Strathspey Railway steamin' special in support of Marie Curie Cancer Care will soon be leaving the platform.
Strictly dance fans in Grantown will have to perform a quick foxtrot to make sure they do not miss out in the hottest tickets in town when they go on…
Highland Council is advising people that the recycling centre in Kingussie will be temporarily closed the first weekend of October due to essential maintenance…
A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service multi-agency exercise at Fort William drew 30 emergency service personnel from around the Highlands.
NHS Highland’s Chief Executive has apologised for not including next of kin in decisions about the care and treatment of a patient during 2011.
Traffic restrictions on two sections of the A9 are being imposed next week as work is carried out for the dualling programme.
Police are appealing for information after a serious road accident involving one car last night near Aviemore.
Scotland has embraced its own domain name destiny with more than 4,000 .Scot domain names being signed up in the first hour of the domains being available.
Exercise Joint Warrior 142 is coming.
Controversial plans to introduce a "state guardian" for every child in Scotland will be scrutinised by MSPs, academics, social work experts and medics…
Cracks are beginning to show within Highland Council’s ruling coalition with factions questioning the future of the alliance.
The win for the No camp reflected badly on the better off and could be a sign of Scotland losing its social conscience, MSP John Finnie has claimed.
The future of the RockNess music festival has been thrown into doubt after organisers refused to confirm if it will return next year.
A total of 78,069 votes were cast for Yes and a total of 87,739 votes were cast for No.
The public is to get their first chance to have a say on controversial plans for a £10 million facelift of the strath’s most popular…
