- Subscribe
- |
- E-edition
- |
- Jobs
- |
- Public Notices
- |
- Family Notices
- |
- Supplements
- |
- Advertise
- |
- Newsletter
- |
- Contact us
- |
- |
- |
The solo walker was in a remote part of the Highlands when they got into difficulty.
The walkers had ‘practically no appropriate clothing, equipment or experience’ on a mountain that has been the scene of fatalities.
The charity helps build self-esteem, confidence and reduce feelings of isolation that are very common for deaf people
The first-of-its-kind water fight promises to be great fun - and will contribute towards the next phase of work.
Invergordon Off the Wall and the town’s RNLI lifeboat crew are teaming up for events next weekend.
‘Choosing to shop locally doesn’t just support our local economy, it also helps reduce our carbon footprint and protect the environment.’
“This is not just about Tain - it’s about making sure every child in every part of Scotland learns the skills that could one day save their life.”
Hopeful quotes an old adage to support his pitch to voters across a very diverse Highland Council ward.
Buying local and showing solidarity ‘more important than ever’ given the challenges businesses are facing, says MSP.
It’s the only date in the Highlands for the event throwing the spotlight on the currently incurable condition.
The names of all the hopefuls have now been revealed.
He thinks the community can not only save the TRACC swim pool but find a solution even better than the current arrangements.
Details of exactly what is planned in Dingwall, Maryburgh, Conon and Muir of Ord revealed.
The Invergordon team demonstrated drills essential to being prepared for a wide variety of emergencies.
‘The news of his TV series goes to show the people of Tain know what many more outside of the Highlands are about to discover - we have great taste!’
Stoic gardeners picked up the pieces after Storm Floris to deliver a real crowd-pleaser - and a £5500 windfall.
Run by women with lived experience, it focuses on improving health and wellbeing through peer support, creativity and community connection.
The event was set up in response to an appeal to back a hospice for the Highlands. That was almost 40 years ago and it’s still going strong.
“We have some spaces available but these are going fast.”
