Highland crush Watsonians 52-7
Highland surged back to form, crushing a brave Watsonians side 52-7 in Inverness.
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Highland castle hotel on sale for almost £2 million
A former ancestral home in the Highlands that sits beside the popular NC500 route is on the market with a near £2 million asking price.
‘Lost boy’ whale which stranded may have had brain problem, tests suggest
A “lost boy” sperm whale which died after stranding in the Highlands may have had a brain problem, a post mortem has found.
Suicide group set up in memory of Cromarty man looks to expand in 2020
A support group set up by a Black Isle couple in memory of their son is going from strength to strength.
Road closed as woman struck by vehicle near Bonar Bridge leaving her in a serious condition
A woman has been "seriously injured" this evening after being struck by a car on the road between Bonar Bridge and Ardgay.
Traffic chaos as late flurry of last minute shoppers causes backlog on roads in and out of Inverness
Thousands of motorists in and around Inverness faced delays today as a late flurry of shoppers led to an increase in traffic on roads and footfall through retail premises doors.
Online bullying and abuse an everyday event for Highland councillors
Three Highland councillors have spoken out about the online bullying and abuse they receive on a daily basis, saying it is the ‘new normal'.
Teacher numbers fall in Highlands and islands over the last year
The number of teachers working in Highland schools has fallen by 88 over the last year, according to Scottish Government figures.
New Ross-shire council committees formed to focus on community priorities
Highland Council’s Ross and Cromarty area committee is to be split into three smaller committees in an attempt to serve the vast area better.
Coastal defences collapse on Black Isle beach prompting responsibility row
A large stretch of coastal defences has collapsed on one of the Black Isle’s most popular beaches sparking a row about who has responsibility for their maintenance.
Searches continue for missing convicted rapist in the Highlands
Inquiries are continuing to trace a Highland rapist who has been reported missing.
Councillors unite to fund climate change work
Highland councillors enjoyed a rare moment of unity over spending money yesterday as they agreed to allocating £145,000 to fund various strands of work to tackle climate change.
Potholes bring an end to iconic Highland road race
After losing its official status as a marathon - because of the number of potholes on the route - an iconic Highland road race is to end after 20 years.
Inverness church could be used to house overflow nursery classes
An Inverness city centre church is in discussions with Highland Council over a £250,000 project to adapt one of their halls for nursery facilities for the neighbouring primary school.
Councillors finally approve new hotel on site of former Inverness swimming pool
Highland councillors swallowed their reservations yesterday to grant planning permission for a 175-bed four star hotel on the derelict site of the former swimming pool in Glebe Street, Inverness.
More chilly weather for the north and north-east this week
The north and north-east is braced for more chilly weather this week after the mercury plummeted to its lowest levels of the year at the weekend.
Highland zipwire recommended for approval
Visitors could soon flock to the Highlands to enjoy Scotland's longest zip-wire.
Multi-million pound plans back on table for new Highland town
Multi-million pound plans for a new town in the Highlands are back on the table.
Footpath consideration victory for Sutherland villagers in fight over substation
A huge electricity substation will be built in the countryside near Lairg, despite years of protests and expressions of concern about road safety by villagers.
Scottish Government must do more to get rural pupils studying Stem subjects
Children in rural schools must be given the chance to learn scientific subjects, a new Holyrood report has said.
Missing Highland woman traced safe and well
Police have confirmed that missing Stephanie Norman from Drumnadrochit has been found.
Community plans facelift for famous Highland village square
Strathpeffer residents are planning a facelift for their village’s historic square.
Council says approved trader scheme proposed for Highland will create ‘significant’ benefits
Details have emerged of a plans for trusted trader scheme by Highland Council.
Computer game design contest launched for schools to push creative limits
A computer games competition has been launched for primary school pupils across the north and north-east.
Highland Council submits plans for eight further houses at Torvean
Highland Council is proposing to build eight homes at Torvean, near the new golf course.
Carson calling for improved performance from Highland against Dundee HSFP
Highland head coach Davie Carson challenged his side to bring the performance to match their impressive National 1 results when they face bottom side Dundee HSFP tomorrow.
Carson confident Highland can keep up winning ways as Ayr visit in National 1
After reaching the quarter final of the Scottish Cup with a comprehensive 38-18 home win over Stirling Wolves last weekend, Highland return to league duty this weekend when they entertain Ayr in National 1.
Alarm over potential health and social care funding shortfall of almost £2 billion
Scotland faces a health and social care funding shortfall of almost £2 billion over the next few years unless services are reformed, the public spending watchdog has warned.
Highland undaunted following home win over Boroughmuir
Highland roared back to winning ways with a 38-20 home win against Boroughmuir to the delight of Dave Carson.
Resurfacing works for the A82 between Fort William and Inverness announced
Work to improve the road between Fort William and Inverness will take place next week.
Show-winning Highland heifer lands Oban championship title
A Highland heifer which reigned supreme in the ring at three northern shows this summer won the female championship at yesterday’s breed show in Oban.
More than 300,000 people in north and north-east amongst the most vulnerable to Brexit
More than 300,000 people across the north and north-east are among the most vulnerable to Brexit, Scottish Government analysis suggests.