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A whopping £10,000 has been raised for cancer care charity Maggie’s Highlands after a hugely successful ladies night in Inverness.

A Black Isle Christmas Singalong will help to raise funds for a lifesaving RNLI crew later this month.

It was the year the ever-popular fashion doll Barbie and the coveted adventure figure Action Man were among the best-selling toys in the UK.

Politics can have more of an impact than you might think on your choice of car after a certain decision was taken.

The lights switch on has become a local tradition, attracting visitors during what is a traditionally quieter time of the year for the tourist trade.

Applications are being invited in particular from areas the firm operates, or has operated, in – including Fortrose, Muir of Ord, Tain and Ullapool.

132 boxes filled to the brim of essential long life foods and cash donations on top.

Parklands Care Homes is marking its 30th anniversary with a significant funding boost for local community groups.

'I am struck by the apparent assumption on all sides that all infrastructure in the Highlands is primarily for corporate profit at local's expense.'

“DISAPPOINTED” campaigners have vowed to fight a “fundamentally flawed” plan for almost 80 houses on a greenfield site on the fringes of Invergordon.

Delicasea Fish and Chips on West Shore St in Ullapool won Best Fish Supper for North at the Scottish Fish and Chip Awards on November 13.

A Strathpeffer store found at one of the spa village's most historic landmarks has become a donation point for the community's sharing larder.

All you need to know about the city's newest retail establishment set to arrive before Christmas.

The remarkable contribution of unsung heroes who make life better in Ross-shire will share the spotlight at Dingwall Academy's Christmas fair.

Chris Mather says it should be as good as 'Somerset House, a Saatchi Gallery, it is a Harry Potter all together wrapped up in one.'

Macdonald Aviemore's Santa Weekends are promising to be an experience the whole family can enjoy.

SSEN announced today that reports have now been produced following the first round of consultation on its proposals.

The first commercial tenant for a major city centre redevelopment project has been announced, nine months after building work was completed.

"This is very disappointing. There has been absolutely no warning of this change."

Controversial long-running plans for a caravan park near the Kessock Bridge have re-emerged after Highland Council lodged a full planning application.