A spokesperson for BEAR Scotland has advised that is has been a quieter night than expected addressing the effects of Storm Abigail.
Highland Council has welcomed proposals announced yesterday (Wednesday) by the UK Government that access to fast broadband should be recognised as a Universal…
More than 50 of the Highlands’ brightest maths students will be coming together in the strath this weekend to brainbox it out.
Highland Council Lib Dems have announced the appointment of their new leader.
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As the Highlands braced itself for storm Abigail the Transport Minister asked people to plan their journeys and prepare for possible disruption to utilities…
Following reports of an amber weather alert (be prepared) for the Highlands and Islands, Police Scotland and partner agencies are reminding the public…
Highlands and Islands MSP John Finnie has called for the scrapping of the planned merger of police control rooms in Inverness, Aberdeen and Dundee.
The driver of a double decker bus which hit a low bridge in the Highlands was wearing earphones and using a mobile phone at the time of the accident,…
An innovative whisky worker has invented a drivers tasting Kit to ensure all visitors to the distillery he is employed at can sample its world revered…
Highlanders are being reminded that garden waste collections by the regional council are to cease for three months from the end of November.
An electricity substation near Laggan has been approved by councillors in Inverness today (Tuesday).
A total of four vehicles were involved in a road accident earlier today at the Carrbridge junction of the A9.
A bomb scare at a Highland School today (November 9) has been dismissed as a hoax.
Efforts by environmentalists to come up with greener alternatives to waste incineration have failed to impress Highland Council leader Margaret Davidson.
A new programme of structural bridge works for 2016/17 in the Highlands has been approved.
The increasing occurrence of the poisonous weed ragwort, or 'stinking willie', has been drawn to the attention of the Highland Council and Scottish Government…
A story of blossoming love in the strath will be showcased when the hit TV series, The Mountain, makes its much-anticipated return to the small screen.
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