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Engineers are investigating after communities in Ardross and Golspie reported separate water outages.

The Highland MP says 'VAT-free streets is not just about economic revival but also about ensuring fairness.'

They are seeking the most dedicated and enthusiastic 17–24-year-olds who have a genuine passion for starting an exciting maritime career.

"Everything possible that can be done [should be done] to increase the speed of trains on a route with a really long journey time."

Improvements to waste and recycling collections across Highland are set to start in Ross-shire, the local council announced today.

'Mikeysline is really important to me, as I've battled with mental health and I've lost friends to suicide'.

Almost 100 new homes look set to be built on the edge of Alness after planners recommended them for approval ahead of a crunch council vote.

A major battery energy storage facility capable of handling up to 50MW of power is being proposed for a site near Lochluichart in Wester Ross.

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The 17th Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards, which launches today, celebrates the best tourism businesses in the Highlands.

Dingwall and Highland Marts sold 3156 sheep of all classes after some "ferocious" trade.

Neil Murray, RSE internal plant coordinator, has been shortlisted in the engineering excellence award category.

Staff at the University of the Highlands and Islands hit the picket line this morning amid ongoing strike action over pay and job losses.

Police in Alness have appealed for witnesses and information after an attempted break-in at an industrial estate.

They say the budget has 'no real substance' and question if it 'will in fact cover the financial gap.'

More than 600 secondary school pupils have attended Scotland’s first Green Careers Expo.

Transformation of a Highland landmark into a world-class visitor attraction is continuing apace, according to one of the project's leading lights.

A Muir of Ord care home is inviting villagers to join residents for a cuppa and home bakes this week.

A major cruise ship at the centre of a cholera scare in the Indian Ocean is scheduled to visit Invergordon twice this summer.

Several schools in Ross-shire have received a share of hundreds of end of line school shirts.