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LEARN MORE Learn more about our Digital Subscriptions here!Construction has begun to develop Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs.
With work about to start on the long-awaited Haven Centre people are being invited to an open viewing to find out more about the £4.1 million project.
Detectives investigating the murder of Alistair Wilson at his home in Nairn in 2004 travelled to Canada last week as part of their inquiries.
Volunteer lifeboat crew members, including trainees, on exercise in Inverness Marina went to help a fishing vessel after it put out a distress call.
An inspirational Ross-shire girl who lost her sight following surgery is playing a key role in a campaign to for young people with visual impairments.
Encounters with people while out walking during the coronavirus pandemic have inspired a photographer and writer to put together an exhibition.
A campaigner for Blue Badge fees to be scrapped has vowed to carry on after councillors agreed they should remain in place in the Highlands.
The number of young people in the Highlands waiting more than a year to see a mental health specialist has risen eightfold in two years.
A ward at a Highland hospital has closed to new admissions and visiting after a small number of cases of Covid-19 were detected.
A woman who died following a crash on the A9 on the Black Isle has been named.
Revised plans have been revealed for a “unique” micro whisky distillery after a hotel changed its mind about developing a microbrewery.
Out-of-town fashion and homeware retailer Matalan is temporarily closing its Highland capital store at Inshes Retail Park for a revamp.
Prince Andrew is no longer the honorary president of Inverness Golf Club.
Loch Ness and Fairy Pools amongst most popular and cleanest natural swimming spots in the UK, says report.
Standing charges should be abolished from energy bills, according to Green Party members in the Highlands and Islands.
Advice urging people to work from home where possible is to be eased in favour of a hybrid working system in Scotland from Monday.
Inverness law firm Munro and Noble now has clients all over Scotland thanks to virtual meetings, and is set to expand following a recruitment drive.
Organisations and individuals are being urged to sponsor a “brick” in a wall of support on the Highland Children’s Unit at Raigmore Hospital.
It will include a full-sized Olympic-standard bouldering wall, children's walls and a weights room for mountain and adventure sports training.
Hundreds of pounds have been raised for two charities in memory of a Highland woman following her unexpected death aged 29.