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The hospital staff’s compassion and help impressed them and their family when their brother’s life support had to be switched off.
New Craigs Hospital’s Ruthven Ward receives a £350,000 specialist renovation designed to meet the unique needs of people with dementia.
Chloe Morrison died after being struck by part of a lorry’s loader crane that was not secured as she and her mum walked on a pavement near Loch Ness.
CCTV footage also sought after the late night incident on Tain High Street.
The public appeal followed the incident near a local hotel.
Fears over the future of the acclaimed six-seat community transport have eased thanks to a new collaboration.
Vivid Roots Collective hopes to attract more Highland stage talent with the event later this month.
Measures adopted in Scotland’s most northerly division deserved to be shared across Scotland as areas of good practice say watchdogs.
Archivists were praised for doing amazing job bringing Highland history to life, helping people find their roots, and conserving historic documents.
Forecasts on the BBC’s online weather app were hit by a bug today, and began warning about impossible hurricane wind speeds.
The Loch Ness Centre announces a “significant finding” from its Deepscan cruise boat which employs advanced technology to explore the loch each day.
Measures adopted in Scotland’s most northerly division deserved to be shared across Scotland as areas of good practice say watchdogs.
Roderick and Anna MacKenzie want to erect a Polycrub greenhouse on their land near Kyle to grow veg for economic bene
Highland Council is considering an application from the National Trust For Scotland to carry out the work.
Traffic Scotland warns drivers care still needed on approach however.
Police and ambulance were on scene just after 7am with significant congestion building up.
Under Mr Henderson, Newhall Mains is determined to make the most of Scotland’s larder to delight diners at their new-look eatery.
Much to celebrate, but those disappointed should not despair.
Car batteries were also stolen in the two incidents which Police Scotland believe are linked.
Inverness woman praises the good work of Highland Headway who helped her to a new life and is now an inspiration to others.
