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The three candidates vying to become the next First Minister made a range of promises.
All three candidates to be Scotland's next First Minister have promised to take action to improve delivery of A9 dualling.
The transformation of Inverness Castle will see an historic ‘rose window’, incorporated into the design. It has a fascinating back story.
The former founder of the firm that later became Bairds in Inverness has died.
Five eateries in which to really indulge in what, for many, is the ultimate comfort eat.
The fundraiser launched last week to provide a special goodbye has soared past its target amount.
An online fundraiser has been launched to create a 'magical send off' for a young boy who died after a car crash this week.
What do four high school graduates have in common with a science teacher, retired hotelier, software developer and a retired occupational therapist?
Funding bids worth a total £266,675 have been approved by members of the Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh committee.
A candlelit vigil is to be held in the Highlands to mark the first anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Joanie Whiteford, the Lord-Lieutenant of Ross and Cromarty, has announced the appointment of two deputies.
Toilets at The Old Ticket Office in North Kessock have been targeted for a second time by vandals.
Transport Scotland said initial improvements at the busy Black Isle roundabout will be introduced imminently in a bid to improve safety.
Ross-shire towns showed differing states of health in Highland Council's latest 'town centre health check'.
A major championship is around the corner for budding pipers at eight Highland schools.
The manager of GlenWyvis Distillery in Dingwall has worries about the deposit return scheme due to be rolled out in August.
STUDENTS at Inverness College UHI got to develop connections with local businesses at a special “re-freshers fair” last week.
The return of a fabulous fashion event raised thousands for good causes, filling organisers with pride and surpassing their wildest dreams of success.
STUDENTS at Inverness College UHI got to develop connections with local businesses at a special “re-freshers fair” last week.
The return of a fabulous fashion event raised thousands for good causes, filling organisers with pride and surpassing their wildest dreams of success.
