New bothy for those in need of a “Rest” opens in Argyll
A new bothy has opened at the Rest and Be Thankful in Argyll.
Pictures show what luxury flats in Highland town could look like
Plans have been submitted to create a new luxury home development in the centre of a picturesque Highland town.
Teacher admits sexually assaulting teenager in shop
A chemistry teacher yesterday pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman in a shop by touching her bottom.
Aviemore hosts Outlander convention
Anyone in Aviemore at the weekend would be forgiven for thinking they were trapped in a time warp.
Inverness junction named one of the worst blackspots in Scotland
A junction in Inverness has been named as one of the worst cycling collision blackspots in Scotland.
Anniversary celebrations for the oldest bridge in the Highlands
The 300th anniversary of the oldest surviving bridge in the Highlands was celebrated at the weekend.
Huge transformers arrive in north of Scotland
One of four heavy transformers for an electricity substation in Caithness was delivered yesterday.
Six caravan sites along the NC500 that make great bases to explore from
Driving along the NC500 you will be able to see the most magnificent views and maybe even lucky to spot wildlife in their natural habitat.
Graeme Obree says NC500 would be “perfect” for major cycling event – and route boss agrees
World-record-breaking Scottish cyclist Graeme Obree has backed the idea of a new cycling event being created in and around the North Coast 500 in the Highlands.
Tributes paid to young father crushed to death at Highland quarry
A young father was crushed to death while working at a Highland quarry, leaving a widow and five-year-old daughter - after moving from Poland for a better life.
Highland businesses recognised for their exceptional customer service
Staff working at more than 50 businesses in Inverness and Loch Ness has been internationally recognised for their exceptional customer service.
Time capsule will ensure Royal Dornoch’s illustrious past is not forgotten
A famous Highland golf club is ensuring its illustrious past is not forgotten by future generations.
Economic growth and education priorities in Argyll
Economic growth and education are the main priorities for the new leader of Argyll and Bute Council.
VIDEO: Inverness guesthouse owners fear drop in business under city’s parking enforcement scheme
Bed and breakfast owners in Inverness have erupted in fury over the negative business impact of the north's new parking enforcement scheme.
VIDEO: Oysters reintroduced to Dornoch Firth in an environmental first
Oysters have been reintroduced to a Scottish firth after a century's absence in a "ground-breaking" environmental project.
Motorists in Caithness set to face parking clampdown
Motorists in Caithness should be prepared for a parking clampdown this year as Highland Council seeks to deploy permanent patrols in the county.
Urgent fundraising appeal launched to save Ross-shire heritage centre
An urgent fundraising appeal has been launched to raise £15,000 to save an Easter Ross heritage centre from closure.
Politician flooded with 400 “dodgy” emails an hour after online bullies signed her up to x-rated websites
An Argyll councillor targeted by "sexist" online bullies is getting emails from dating and x-rated websites with names like "hot Ukrainian brides" at a rate of 400 an hour after her account was hijacked.
VIDEO: Man seriously injured following assault in Inverness
A man was seriously injured last night following an attack in an Inverness street.
SNP disappointment at lack of power in Argyll
The SNP group in Argyll and Bute Council has expressed its disappointment at not being able to form an administration, despite being the largest party.
She fought NHS for years… Then a private doctor proved she had Lyme Disease
A young Black Isle woman who battled for three years to get a Lyme Disease diagnosis has written a novel mirroring some of her own experiences in a bid to help others.
New animal centre to open at Castle of Mey
A new animal centre has been built in the grounds of the Queen Mother's historic Highland castle.
Three charged in connection with incidents of disorder at Highland derby
Police have charged three men in connection with incidents of disorder at a recent Highland derby football match.
How much other councils rake in from parking tickets
A freedom of information request in May last year showed that Aberdeen City Council pulled in £8million in parking charges between 2011 and 2016, averaging £1.5million a year.
One ticket handed out every 24 minutes under council’s new parking scheme
The north's new team of parking enforcers are handing out tickets at a rate of one every 24 minutes, "earning" over £200,000 since they started.
North mother and son who were reported missing are found safe and well
A north mother and her 12-year-old son who went missing more than a week ago have now been traced safe and well.
LibDems, Conservatives and independents join forces in Argyll
A coalition of LibDem, Conservative and independent councillors are poised to take control of Argyll and Bute Council.
Young fundraiser calls for people to wear red in aid of British Heart Foundation
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Woman stole £46,000 from partner – claiming she was blackmailed by former lover
A Nairn woman stole £46,000 from her partner's divorce settlement - claiming she was being blackmailed by a former flame.
Site of new Tain super-campus is half the size of land used for new Wick Campus
The site zoned for a new £52million super-campus to replace all schools in Tain would be just half the size of the new Wick Campus, it has emerged.
Major Inverness wildfire could have been started by people
A large wildfire which broke out on the hillside above Inverness could have been started by people out enjoying the weekend weather.
North police “increasingly concerned” for missing mother and son
Police are growing "increasingly concerned" for a north mother and her 12-year-old son who have been missing for more than a week.
