‘NHS Highland killed our daughter and ripped our world apart’
A heartbroken couple have won a legal battle against NHS Highland after their daughter died from a brain tumour two months following an all-clear. Read More
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‘NHS Highland killed our daughter and ripped our world apart’
A heartbroken couple have won a legal battle against NHS Highland after their daughter died from a brain tumour two months following an all-clear.
Funding for new Dornoch community development officer approved
Councillors have granted funding towards establishing a community development manager's post in Dornoch.
Opportunities and challenges in boom year for Sutherland tourism
Sutherland has enjoyed another boom year for tourism according to early figures coming in to Highland Council’s tourism department.
New chairman for Sutherland County committee
Highland Council’s Sutherland County committee has a new chairman.
Project to put heritage at the heart of Badenoch’s development
A three-year project is under way to take stock of the rich culture of Badenoch & Strathspey and put it at the centre of the area’s future tourism and economic development.
Police launch appeal after man indecently exposes himself in Inverness cafe
Police Scotland yesterday launched an appeal for information following an incident where a man exposed himself in an Inverness cafe.
Man flooded his own flat ‘to get new home’, court hears
A man flooded his own flat to make it uninhabitable because he wanted a move to a better property.
Man fined and given non-harrassment order after sending letters and parcels to co-worker
An accountancy graduate who became infatuated with a co-worker continuously sent her unwanted letters and parcels.
Football fanatic to write his second book on non-league football fields in the north
A football fanatic is looking for suggestions for his second book - on non-league football fields throughout the north.
Highland’s very own ‘Mr Hero’ dies aged 93
He survived the brutal Arctic convoys, was Firemaster of the Highlands and Islands Fire Brigade for nine years and introduced Highland games to Moscow.
Police launch appeal after man behaves indecently in Inverness city centre
Police Scotland have launched an appeal for information following an incident where a man is reported to have behaved indecently in an Inverness cafe.
Inverness man turned up for work drunk and drove away in work van when colleagues threatened to report him to his boss
A Tesco maintenance engineer who turned up for work drunk drove away in his work van when his colleagues threatened to report him to his boss.
HMY Iolaire tragedy remembered in House of Commons
Isles MP Angus MacNeil has laid an Early Day Motion (EDM) before parliament on the centenary of the Iolaire tragedy.
Tributes paid to outstanding Highland council staff
Two Highland Council employees have been honoured for their outstanding work at Highland Council’s Quality Awards event in the Inverness Townhouse.
Avoch tea room plans represent triumph over personal tragedy
A Black Isle nurse who has battled to overcome family grief and personal illness for almost two years has embarked on the project of her dreams.
Cabinet showdown after May negotiates major Brexit breakthrough
Theresa May is today braced for a showdown with senior ministers over her Brexit divorce deal after negotiators secured a major breakthrough last night.
Wester Ross brothers to be sentenced next month after causing a disturbance
Two Wester Ross brothers who created a disturbance outside a friend's house will be sentenced next month.
Dozens of safety incidents reported at crumbling schools across Scotland
Collapsed ceilings, leaking roofs and falling fences have been recorded among 19 safety failings at north and north-east schools in the last two years.
Have your say on the bus network
Stagecoach North Scotland today announced the extension of their timetable consultation to Monday 19th November with the addition of four public events.
Sledgehammer chef from Inverness jailed for a year
An Inverness chef who damaged a neighbour's car with a sledgehammer in a drunken rage was jailed for 12 months yesterday.
Pay dispute threatens strikes at north airports over Christmas
Lifeline flights at airports across the Highlands and Islands could be grounded over Christmas by a threat of strike action from air traffic controllers over a pay dispute.
Magical fun promised for this weekend’s Christmas lights switch on in Inverness
This year’s Christmas lights switch-on in the Highland capital promises plenty of fun and enchantment.
Design unveiled for Inverness swing bridges control tower
The design of a key building on the Caledonian Canal at Inverness has been unveiled in plans lodged with Highland Council.
Suitcase could be the clue to finally solve Renee MacRae mystery
A brown suitcase could be the missing clue in the 42-year-old mystery disappearance of a Highland housewife and her young son.
Poignant Remembrance services across Highlands and Islands
A day of Remembrance services across the Highlands and Islands yesterday served as a powerful reminder of war and of those who had fallen.
Investigation launched after man’s body found in Inverness
Police have launched an investigation into the sudden death of a man in Inverness.
Hollywood actress Karen Gillan throws support behind Highland mental health charity
Hollywood A-lister Karen Gillan has made a public pledge to do what she can to support a Highland mental health charity after launching her new film in Inverness on Thursday evening.
Busy Inverness street brought to a halt following rush hour blaze
An early morning blaze brought a busy Inverness street to a halt yesterday during rush hour.
Local anger at final go-ahead for Aviemore housing development
A controversial housing development in Aviemore has been given the final go-ahead by the Cairngorm National Park Authority (CPNA), to furious reaction from local groups.
Highland farm to move across the road to accommodate A9 dualling
A north farm is to move lock, stock and barrel across the road to accommodate the dualling of the A9.
Highland Council pledges 500 new homes a year
Highland Council has pledged to build a minimum of 500 new homes each year for the next five years.
Cromarty-born woman celebrates century with family party
A woman born just days before the end of the First World War celebrated her 100th birthday, putting her longevity down to “not eating porridge” and “keeping busy”.
