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John Fraser and Son, who have a branch in Ross-shire, is using the latest technology to make sure mourners can still be there for funerals.
THe Ross-shire mum of a young woman with complex needs camped out to raise awareness of the acute need for a specialist centre in the Highlands.
TOURISM businesses in the Loch Ness area have been praised in a new book highlighting 50 of the world’s top tourist spots.
The founder of a tourism business which has attracted thousands of visitors to Loch Ness and the Caledonian Canal has died.
Royal Mail has detailed temporary changes to its services because of the coronavirus crisis.
A mum spent five nights in a tent in her garden for the Haven Appeal which plans to build a centre for youngsters with severe learning disabilities.
People are being asked to dig out old snaps of a 4000-year-old Highland burial site linked to the Outlander TV series to help document changes.
NHS Highland office staff threatened with disciplinary action if they refuse to go into work deserve an apology, it has been claimed.
Football club opens talks aimed at bringing more big-name musical acts to the Caledonian Stadium in 2021.
A choir comprising retired women has raised £1050 for a Highland mental health charity.
Love Island could be filmed in the Scottish Highlands this year due to fears that the coronavirus lockdown restrictions will carry on over the summer.
A charity working to protect women and children from domestic abuse is preparing for a possible increase in cases.
The head of Highland Home Carers, says its work is essential in making almost 29,000 visits a week to keep people safe during the coronavirus crisis.
A bold vision to develop a pioneering centre in Inverness has taken a major step forward with the granting of planning permission.
A fatal accident inquiry into a helicopter crash which killed four people including an Inverness man will be delayed due to coronavirus measures.
A contract dispute at one of the largest employers in the Highlands has been put on hold due to coronavirus.
Lone workers and self-isolators can still enjoy a chat and a get-together, thanks to a Highland business group.
Chief executive James Mackenzie-Blackman said the closure of Eden Court represents the biggest crisis in the theatre's history.
The Velocity Bicycle Workshop, well known in the Highlands, remains open by appointment.
People in the Highlands are being invited to join in a UK-wide round of applause tonight to honour NHS staff working through the coronavirus outbreak.
