Inverness personal trainer set to enter Love Island villa
Inverness is getting its first representative on the hit reality show Love Island as a 24-year-old personal trainer enters the villa tonight. Read More
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Inverness personal trainer set to enter Love Island villa
Inverness is getting its first representative on the hit reality show Love Island as a 24-year-old personal trainer enters the villa tonight.
Stereophonics to play outdoor show in Inverness this summer
Stereophonics are heading to the Highlands for a major outdoor show this summer.
Private buyer intends to turn historic Caithness church into cafe and local focal point
A historic church in Caithness has been bought by a private owner who plans to turn it into a cafe and tea room, with space for local crafts, antiques and memorabilia.
Thurso and Wick Tug o’ War veterans asked to shed light on unearthed trophy
Tug-of-war veterans in the far north are being asked if they can shed any light on a trophy which was unearthed from the vaults of an Edinburgh jewellers.
GALLERY: UK’s biggest sled race thrills thousands despite lack of snow
One of the Cairngorms’ most iconic events took place at the weekend with only one thing missing- snow.
Thousands turn out for pro-independence march in Inverness
Thousands of pro-independence supporters arrived in Inverness on Saturday for the first Freedom march of 2020.
Landscaping and road safety project underway near Spean Bridge
A new £75,000 landscaping and road safety project has begun on the A82 at Invergloy near Spean Bridge.
Scotland’s first justice centre to be delivered on time and on budget
Scotland’s first justice centre is being delivered “on time and on budget” as the final touches are put in place ahead of the building's grand opening.
Rent increase of 3% agreed for council homes in Highlands
A rent rise of 3% on council homes is likely to be agreed this week by Highland councillors.
Dornoch couple lose life savings in sophisticated investment scam
A Dornoch couple has lost a fortune in life savings after falling victim to a sophisticated act of fraud.
Highland photographer wins national competition with image of Buachaille Etive Mor
A Highland traveller has won a leading magazine’s 2019 UK Mountain Photo of the Year award with a dramatic winter shot of one of Britain’s most famous mountains.
Snow and ice warning for north and south Aberdeenshire
The Met Office has issued a weather warning as snow and icy conditions are forecasted for the west Highlands and southern parts of Aberdeenshire.
Missing Macduff man spotted on CCTV in Inverness
A Macduff man who had been reported missing has been traced safe and well. Officers appealed to the public for their help in finding 35-year-old Michael Slater. He had been spotted on CCTV in Inverness on Thursday. Now police have confirmed he has been found safe and well.
The joy of movement: How people living with Parkinson’s are finding freedom through movement
“Dance for the sake of dancing.”
Ralph Garrett’s family will attend special unveiling of plaque to Second World War hero
It was one of the cruellest of ironies in the aftermath of the Second World War; the tragic death of Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Garrett and his teenage son in the Highlands in 1952.
Plans to tear down trees at ‘high quality nature spot’ in Cairngorms narrowly rejected
Plans to demolish woodland to create homes at a "high quality nature site" in the Cairngorms have been thrown out.
The Fab Four didn’t always play to packed-out halls on trip to north east Scotland
They developed into the Fab Four; the most famous group in pop music history.
Inverness interfaith group to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day
The Inverness Interfaith Group is commemorating this year's Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD)at Inverness Town House on Monday January 27.
Two Inverness schools to have their rolls capped because of over-crowding pressures
Two Inverness schools will have their rolls capped for the next school year, Highland Council has announced.
New support services for NHS Highland staff as part of ‘healing process’
NHS Highland is looking to bring in two independent services to support its staff in the wake of the Sturrock report into bullying in the organisation.
Inverness man to learn his fate after being found guilty of brandishing a knife and assaulting a police officer
A 34-year-old Inverness man is facing a lengthy jail sentence after being found guilty by a jury’s majority of possessing a knife and a sustained assault on a police constable.
Highland Health worker to trek across China in aid of charity
A health worker who battled two life changing illnesses is to trek across China in aid of sick children in the north.
Highland road to be closed for water works to be carried out in Nairnside
A six-figure project to renew the water network throughout Nairnside, near Inverness, will commence its next phase on Monday.
Audit Commission raps Highland Council for slow pace of change and decline in performance
Highland Council has been told to get on with making budget savings and improve its poor service performance, particularly in education.
Eden Court to benefit from hundreds of thousands of pounds from assets seized from criminals
The north's main theatre is to get a share of a £19million Government pot funded by assets seized from criminals.
Row of three homes get go ahead in Dingwall
Permission has been granted for a row of three houses in Dingwall, despite local objections.
Councillors turn down controversial Skye fish farm
Residents of a Skye township shed tears of emotion in Highland Council chamber yesterday as they defended their coastline against a proposed fish farm- and tears of joy when councillors finally refused to grant the development.
Bedroom attacker jailed after assaulting partner and friend
A north man who found his partner naked in bed with one of his friends and attacked them both was yesterday jailed for 45 months
Court hears how police dog helped stop vicious attack on Inverness officer
A police dog’s bite stopped a violent attack on a constable after five blows of “unprecedented force” and three incapacitant sprays failed to stop his assailant, a court heard.
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VIDEO: Transport Secretary urged to halt Highlands and Islands air traffic control centralisation
Michael Matheson was yesterday urged to postpone Highlands and Islands air traffic control centralisation amid warnings the move will damage remote economies.
New scheme launched as police reveal more than 40 people with dementia have been reported missing in the past year in the Highlands
More than 40 people with dementia were reported missing in the Highlands last year.
