Aberdeen has been revealed as the fly-tipping capital of northern Scotland – with residents reporting dumped waste in their gardens, streets and parks more than 20 times a day. Read More
Passengers on board a minibus had a lucky escape this afternoon after it careered into a ditch on Skye.
A young driver who skidded off the road and crashed into a sign near a primary school has been banned from driving for three months.
A man has been taken to hospital with serious injuries following a disturbance in Castletown.
A scaffolder who injured a man when horseplay went wrong has been ordered to pay his victim £2,000.
A new depute principal has been appointed to assist with the academic development of Inverness College UHI.
The number of pedestrians killed on roads across the north and north-east is declining, but safety campaigners believe more must still be done to protect people.
A gambling addict who worked as a police admin assistant has repaid half of the £70,000 in VAT she defrauded from HMRC.
As a child suffering from haemophilia, David Thomson was effectively banned from riding a bike for fear of the consequences of any fall or knock.
College students caught in the crossfire of a wages row between the Scottish Government and lecturers will miss out on lessons today as teaching staff go on strike.
Aberdeen has been revealed as the fly-tipping capital of northern Scotland – with residents reporting dumped waste in their gardens, streets and parks more than 20 times a day.
Bosses at a revamped Highland port have hailed the “culmination of 10 years’ work” as they yesterday welcomed the arrival of the world’s largest semi-submersible drilling rig.
On the third day of the P&J’s series on challenges and trends in the funeral sector, Calum Ross finds a dramatic rise in cremations.
Vital works to secure the water network in the village of Kingussie are now complete with developments over archaeological finds from the site expected later this year.
Skye has made it back onto one of the world’s most prestigious travel lists - despite being cited as “a place to avoid” by the same group in 2018.
A popular festival has been cancelled, with its hostess The Duchess of Argyll criticising the local authority for its lack of funding.
Plans to keep an underwater training and dive centre as a going concern are over after a £3 million business plan has fallen through, according to the businessman behind it.
The board of David MacBrayne Limited has announced the appointment of a new group chief executive with Duncan Mackison set to take up the post at the beginning of March.
Police are appealing for information after an Audi driver fled the scene of a crash which resulted in damage being caused to a health centre in Tain.
Police in Inverness closed a city street yesterday after debris fell from the roof of a property.
He is known for a daredevil attitude and risk-taking many wouldn’t dare dream of.
Furious locals and councillors have blasted a housing developer for putting up a sales office for its controversial development near Culloden Moor without planning permission - and leaving it there after planning permission was refused.
Dozens of jobs will be created as a result of a £17million investment into a major redevelopment of a Caithness harbour.
A marine engineer who was working in Oban assaulted a member of hotel staff after trying to charge alcohol to his account.
Residents of a north community have hit out after a major internet company used a picture of a crime scene to illustrate life in part of Inverness.
Callous thieves are targeting vehicles being left by climbers and hillwalkers as they tackle Scotland’s famous mountains – knowing they will be away for hours.
As part of the P&J’s week-long series on the challenges grieving families face when a loved one dies, Calum Ross today investigates the soaring cost of funerals.
Tributes continued to pour in for a bus driver who died in a crash on the Black Isle as he was last night officially named by police as 50-year-old Mohamed Chache from Inverness.
Hospitality workers in the north and north-east have been assured their jobs are safe after Scotland’s biggest luxury hotel group announced up to 50 redundancies.
PoppyScotland is to launch a new service to help veterans negotiate the welfare system.
A big freeze is on the way for the north and north-east of Scotland as temperatures plummet this week.
Spectacular underwater photographs have revealed the remains of a mysterious German battleship off the Caithness coast.
Graveyards are on the brink of running out of space for new burials in dozens of communities across the north and north-east, it can be revealed.
