National award win for Aviemore’s ‘Ant Boy’
An Aviemore youngster now has a hat-trick of titles to his name after he scooped a new award from UK National Parks.
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Dedicated daughter named student of the year as she graduates
A woman who put her studies on hold to care for her ill mother has finally graduated - and picked up an award at the same time.
Breeding centre designed to save Scotland’s wildcats from extinction could open as early as next year
A breeding centre designed to save Scotland’s wildcats from extinction could open as early as next year, it has been revealed.
ScotRail advising Highland passengers to travel tomorrow after flooding causes severe disruption
Flooding between Aviemore and Inverness has forced a number of train serves to be cancelled with ScotRail now advising customers to travel tomorrow.
VIDEO & GALLERY: Love in the air at Thunder in the Glens 2019
Thousands of people lined the streets of Aviemore on Saturday as more than 4,000 avid bikers took to their motorcycles for the Thunder in the Glens rally around Badenoch and Strathspey.
Rare pieces of Highland China pottery discovered
A collection of handmade pottery once crafted at one of Scotland's largest china factories, based in the Highlands, will go on sale in Aviemore this weekend.
Cairngorm Mountain Rescue Team fight atrocious weather to save mountain biker — and then go back for his bike
Rescuers battled torrential rain and poor visibility to find a lost mountain biker in the Cairngorms — but didn't stop there.
HIE seeks project manager to take charge of stricken Cairngorm funicular railway
Bosses at Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) are currently searching for the right candidate to oversee the repair of the organisation's stricken funicular railway.
Fire crews attending chimney fire at Highland hotel
Firefighters remain on scene at a Highland hotel after the building's chimney was reported to be ablaze earlier this morning.
Highland road closed after crash
A Highland road was closed by police after a two-vehicle crash this evening.
Highland chef caught driving at 104mph fined
An Aviemore chef who drove his Subaru Impreza at 104mph on a straight stretch of road was fined £500 and banned from driving for four months.
Balfour Beatty awarded £37m hospitals contract
A £37 million contract to build two community hospitals in the Highlands has been awarded to international infrastructure group Balfour Beatty.
£40m contract signed by NHS Highland for new community hospitals
NHS Highland has taken a major step forward to improve health care services in the north as they sign a deal for two new community hospitals.
Adorable Arctic fox cubs arrive at Highland Wildlife Park
A litter of 10 adorable Arctic fox cubs have added another touch of cuteness to the Highland Wildlife Park.
Highland road cleared after two-vehicle collision
A Highland road has been cleared following a two-vehicle collision.
First spade enters the ground as construction of new £15 million Badenoch and Strathspey Community Hospital begins
A £15 million community hospital to serve the communities of Badenoch and Strathspey was described yesterday as “one of the best things to happen to this community in a generation”.
Summer bus services for Speyside announced
A bus company is launching a new service to take visitors to Speyside.
Moray’s biggest town to be put back on the map after being left off A9 road signs
Moray’s biggest town has been put back on the map after it was temporarily taken off during a revamp of road signs.
Police launch appeal to trace lone walker reported missing near Cairngorm mountain range
Police in the Aviemore area have launched an appeal to trace a lone walker who has been reported missing in the Cairngorms.
Weather woes will ease across north of Scotland in the next few days
Aviemore was the coldest location in the UK this week, as rain lashed down across many communities.
Queen’s Birthday Honours: Tennis stalwart receives BEM for services to sport in Badenoch and Strathspey
Badenoch and Strathspey tennis stalwart Winifred Yvonne Craig Birnie, known as Yvonne, has been honoured in the Queen’s birthday honours for her services to sport across the region.
Police search comes up trumps as missing 15-year-old traced ‘safe and well’
Police search efforts over the course of the weekend proved to be a success after a missing 15-year-old girl from Laggan in the Highlands was traced "safe and well".
Revamp of Badenoch and Strathspey health services given seal of approval by NHS Highland board
The revamp of health services in Badenoch and Strathspey has also been approved by the NHS Highland board, with upwards of £20million to be invested to bring services up to modern standards.
Train between Inverness and Edinburgh cancelled because of sheep on the line
A train was cancelled between the Highlands and the central belt this morning because of sheep on the line, Scotrail has said.
Famous Cairngorm Sled Dog Centre to stop operating after winter due to climate change
The owner of a sled dog centre based at Aviemore is calling it a day after almost two decades – with the owners blaming climate change.
Train was only 35 yards away when driver ignored flashing lights and drove through Highland level crossing
A driver ignored flashing warning lights on an Aviemore railway level crossing and risked the lives of himself and his two passengers.
Sex offenders register for Highland man who licked lips at teenage girls
A 65-year-old Aviemore train passenger who made sexual comments and gestures towards three young women was ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work and placed on the Sex Offender’s Register.
North man made sexual comments towards train passengers and propositioned a staff member
A 65-year- old Aviemore train passenger who made sexual comments and gestures towards two women before propositioning a staff member will be sentenced later this month.
PICTURES: Calls for investigation into the mystery of the disappearing Highland loch
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Bike stolen from Aviemore sparks police appeal
Police are appealing for information following the theft of a bicycle in Aviemore.
Success of north train volunteers celebrated as study reveals generosity and community spirit
The success of a community rail partnership in the north has come in for praise after a new study unveiled volunteers give more than 400,000 each year to enhance railway stations across the UK.
Brexit-fearing Germans stockpiling Scottish ale
Beer-loving Bavarians are stocking up on supplies of Highland craft ale to avoid running dry in the event of a hard Brexit, according to a north brewery boss.