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LEARN MORE Learn more about our Digital Subscriptions here!Christopher Andrews (27), Abbotshaven, was the subject of a a non-harassment order preventing him from contacting the woman.
A JURY convicted a Ross-shire teenager of a stabbing after their numbers were depleted due to ill health and Covid.
A SHERIFF told a Ross-shire man with five previous convictions for domestic abuse he was close to being jailed after another similar offence.
FIRE-STARTER admits causing Findhorn Foundation blaze.
A FIRST offender who overdosed on cannabis assaulted two security staff at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness where he was being treated.
AN explosion which badly damaged a Dingwall house was caused by the occupants growing cannabis.
AN executive with a firm involved in the manufacture of a Covid vaccine kept his driving licence despite speeding at almost twice the limit in Ross.
TWO new faces are appearing on the bench at a key Highland court which opened earlier this year.
A BORDERS man who caused £5000 worth of damage to a winch in a forest at Strathconon claimed he was owed £400.
A ROSS-shire man began dealing drugs to subsidise his own habit, a court has heard.
A sheriff has imposed a community payback order on an Alness man who threatened his wife.
A 61-year-old Easter Ross man has notched up his first criminal conviction after admitting assaulting his wife.
A ROSS-SHIRE bank teller who embezzled £42,000 from his employers and then gambled it away over a couple of months has avoided prison.
Am Edinburgh-based Spanish native with a job assembling rockets to carry satellites into space has admitted drink-driving on a Ross-shire road.
An Easter Ross man who relapsed into drug-taking to cope with his stress during the coronavirus lockdown smashed up a friend's house, a court heard.
Two Easter Ross brothers armed themselves with a baseball bat and a fence post and went to a pub to continue a previous fight.
An Alness driver reacted angrily when stopped by police for a routine document check.
A row in a Highland shop car park led to a ferry skipper’s vehicle being damaged with a knife.
A Tain man with a record of abusing women has been put on a community payback order and ordered to undertake various behaviour and support programmes.
Sentence on a man who defrauded taxpayers of more than £5000 has been deferred for a year to allow him to pay back the money.