Amanda Bryan: Scotland’s forestry sector looks to the future
Despite the challenges of Brexit, Scotland’s economy continues to grow, advancing 0.3% in the final three months of 2018.
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£1.3m occupational health contract awarded by north organisations
A number of public bodies – including Highland Council – have pulled together in a bid to save money and awarded contracts worth £1.3million for the provision of occupational health services.
Inverness College bosses in legal battle over £500k campus costs
Inverness College is embroiled in a £500,000 row with a firm involved in the design and construction of the new campus in the city.
Students unveil designs for Upper Bridge Street buildings in Inverness
Architectural technology students from Inverness have revealed their innovative designs for the redevelopment of the city’s Upper Bridge Street buildings.
Highland scoops national award for protecting children from tobacco
A joint initiative between NHS Highland, the trading standards team of the Highland Council and Inverness College UHI has been recognised with a national award for their work to support Scotland’s Charter for a Tobacco Free Generation initiative.
Inverness art lecturer recognised for gunpowder innovation
An art lecturer from Inverness who uses gunpowder in his work has been accepted into the prestigious Royal Society of British Artists 2019 Exhibition in London.
Concerns raised over safety of students at Inverness College UHI student residences
College bosses are investigating safety concerns within its student residences after worrying issues were highlighted at their quarterly board meeting.
Inverness College to begin Scotland’s first Childcare apprentice scheme
Inverness College UHI is to run a pilot of the country's first Graduate Apprentice scheme.
Highland League footballer goes under the knife in potentially lifesaving operation
A selfless Highland League footballer has finally become a bone marrow donor after going under the knife this week.
Inverness students send ‘positive message’ with mental health movie
Drama students at Inverness College have teamed up with the charity Mikeysline to raise awareness of mental health.
Inverness lecturer unveils gunpowder art
An Inverness lecturer who paints with gunpowder will be back with a bang at an exhibition this week.
‘Next generation of talent’ gets moment in spotlight
Aquaculture apprentice Janis Brivkalns from Dunoon and agriculture apprentice Amy Park from Hawick have been declared joint overall winners of Lantra Scotland’s 2019 Learner of the Year Awards, the first time the competition’s top honour has been shared.
Around 450 secondary pupils attend apprenticeship workshop at Inverness College UHI
Around 450 secondary pupils attended a showcase event of Highland apprenticeships at Inverness College UHI.
Inverness College UHI rated one of the best in Scotland
Inverness College UHI has been rated number one college in the North of Scotland in providing a high quality learning experience for students.
Family pay tribute to tragic teen killed in fireball crash
The family of a teenager killed after his car burst into flames in a horror Highland crash have paid tribute to their “happy-go-lucky boy” - who is understood to have swerved into an oncoming car to avoid deer.
Anthony Nolan interest rockets in the north thanks to young Highland League footballer
The number of young people from the north registering their interest in signing up to the Anthony Nolan Trust has increased by 117 in the past year.
New depute appointed to lead Inverness College UHI strategic curriculum development
A new depute principal has been appointed to assist with the academic development of Inverness College UHI.
Demolition scheduled for former Inverness College
The demolition of a familiar Inverness landmark will begin on Monday.
Highland footballer to donate bone marrow to aid cancer patient
A star Highland League footballer is going under the knife in a potentially lifesaving transplant for a cancer victim – on his 21st birthday.
UHI offering fast-track childcare course to address gender imbalance
The north's university is pioneering a fast-track childcare course aimed specifically at men in a stereotype-busting move.
University use cutting-edge technology to chart behaviour of Cairngorms reindeer herd
Looking out for reindeer is usually reserved for children on Christmas Eve, but now researchers at the University of the Highlands and Islands are doing the very same.
Participants tackle 2K fun run at Inverness College UHI
Dozens of people from across Inverness took part in a festive fun run yesterday to help promote health and wellbeing across the city.
Inverness College UHI students help redesign Upper Bridge Street
Architectural technology students from Inverness are helping to regenerate the city as part of their final year project.
Highland pupils take on Lego challenge out of this world
Your mission: Take Lego skills into orbit
Student hosts 24 hours gaming marathon to raise vital funds for local school
A young student from Inverness College UHI is aiming to raise more than £300 for a local primary school.
Curtain comes down on Inverness College UHI graduates
Hundreds of graduates in Inverness took to the stage to receive their hard-earned qualifications yesterday as the curtain came down on student life.
Initiative hopes to reduce the average age of people visting Scotland
The organisers of the annual Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards (Hita) have joined forces with Inverness College UHI in a drive to market the region’s appeal to younger people.
NHS Highland joins campaign to stop adults buying tobacco for under-18s
NHS Highland has signed up to a campaign to tackle buying tobacco or cigarettes for under-18s.
Squirrel spotters in Highlands put on red alert over forest operations
Highlanders are being encouraged to sign up as red squirrel ‘spotters’ as part of a study looking into the effects forest operations is having on the species.
Top accolade for Inverness painting and decorating duo
Two painting and decorating apprentices from Inverness have received a top class accolade at the prestigious National Painting and Decorating Skills Competition.
Demolition to start within weeks on ‘monstrosity of a building’ in Inverness
A “monstrosity of a building” in the heart of Inverness is finally to be torn down – with demolition work expected to start by the end of the summer.
GALLERY: Students honoured at Inverness awards ceremony
More than 200 people gathered to see some of the Highlands' top students honoured at a ceremony in Inverness.