Extension plans for UK’s highest restaurant to be debated
Plans for an extension to the UK’s highest restaurant will be considered next month.
Little ponies making a big impression on Highland care home residents
They stand at just 27ins tall - but they make a big impression wherever they go.
Consultation launched to extend Oban catholic school catchment
The only Catholic primary school within an 80-mile radius of Oban could soon expand its catchment area.
New single depot for all council services in Oban to be expanded at Jackson’s Quarry
The site of a council roads depot which burned down in Oban is to be vacated to make way for new development.
Frustration at slow progress in getting a new business park at Oban Airport off the ground
Frustration has been voiced at the slow progress in getting a new business park at Oban Airport off the ground.
Nearly £20,000 raised for Fair Isle fire victims
Nearly £20,000 has been raised for the family who runs the Fair Isle Bird Observatory after their home and possessions were destroyed in the fire that left the renowned research facility in ruins.
North sisters share their story in support of week-long drive to raise awareness of living donations
As sisters they have always been close.
Testing under way for new fleet of Caledonian Sleeper trains
Testing is under way on the new fleet of trains for the Caledonian Sleeper service between London and the north.
Two dead and two injured in Ben Nevis avalanche
Two climbers have died and two have been injured following an avalanche on Ben Nevis today.
Island roads to receive £1m maintenance boost
The roads infrastructure on the isle of Mull is to receive a £1 million facelift.
Celebrations as Oban’s only playpark to finally reopen one year after its closure due to faulty flooring
Celebrations are under way in Oban at the news that the town's only playpark is to reopen after a whole year of being locked up.
Estates help from Danish billionaire to protect land in Sutherland
A Danish billionaire has come to the aid of a community-led charity which owns and manages land in north-west Sutherland.
Inverness lecturer unveils gunpowder art
An Inverness lecturer who paints with gunpowder will be back with a bang at an exhibition this week.
Man dies in hospital following Glencoe rescue
A man died in hospital yesterday after being rescued from a Glencoe mountain at the weekend.
Visit Inverness Loch Ness Bid to carry on for another five years after successful ballot
The work of Visit Inverness Loch Ness Tourism BID will continue for a further five years following a successful ballot yesterday.
Lerwick man named as victim of house fire
Police have named the man who died in a house fire in Shetland almost two weeks ago as 48-year-old Ross Grant from Lerwick.
Chinese tourists involved in crash near Applecross
Chinese tourists were involved in a crash in wintry conditions high up on one of Scotland's most famous roads yesterday.
Curtain comes up on popular Bella stage
Details of the entertainment on offer at one of Belladrum Festival's most popular stages have been unveiled.
Experts eye three-year timeline for flood protection programme in Oban
The design and build of a new flooding scheme to protect homes and businesses in Oban could get under way in 2022.
Double blow for Wick as Wetherspoon puts pub up for sale while the airport looks to reduce its hours
Wick has been dealt another blow with the news that pub chain Wetherspoon is to close its branch in the town - threatening 30 jobs.
Ullapool Dance steps up with two nights of entertainment
Ullapool Dance is presenting two evenings of entertainment covering both traditional and modern styles.
Plans flow for management of Oban harbour
A new group has been formed to help run the busy Oban harbour as a trust port on behalf of the community.
Donation in memory of special baby boy
The memory of a special little boy has been honoured with a generous donation to the special baby care unit at Raigmore Hospital.
Unsigned acts given the chance to take Argyll’s biggest stage
Unsigned acts from all over Scotland are being given the chance to win a slot at Oban Live - Argyll's biggest outdoor music concert.
Date for first ever Oban Pride festival revealed
The first ever Oban Pride festival is to take place in May.
Five nights of A9 improvements to start next month
Roadworks are to be carried out on the A9 near Tain next month - with disruption being kept to five nights.
Streets to close for Inverness Half Marathon
A list of the roads to be closed for Inverness half marathon and 5K on March 10 has been announced.
Controversial Coul Links public inquiry gets underway
A public inquiry into the controversial Coul Links golf development in East Sutherland gets underway today.
Man made sexual gesture at Argyll councillor in court
An Oban man admitted behaving in a threatening manner towards a councillor by directing a sexual gesture at her while she was giving evidence in court.
Former home of Scottish shipping baron now home to high-class hotel
Planning a relaxing spa break and long overdue catch-up with one of my girlfriends, I felt an immediate affinity with Gleddoch House when I learned that it was once the home of the late shipping baron Sir William Lithgow.
Highland dance company prepares for final tour
An Evanton-based dance company is undertaking a farewell tour of Scotland before closing due to funding cuts.
Argyll farmer – who had 17 ewes killed in sheep worrying incident – brings case to parliament
An Argyll farmer who had his sheep viciously attacked and killed in a gruesome dog attack will share his experience with the Scottish Parliament.