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A woman moved by the plight of patients who spend prolonged periods at the Highlands’ only mental health hospital is setting up a charity for them.

The Highlands and Islands Food and Drink Awards 2024 (HIFAD) has launched for entries.

More than £5000 has been raised towards a new bridge on the John O’Groats Trail after a mystery donor pledged to match funds donated by the public.

A Highland social enterprise is celebrating 30 years of providing home improvement, electrical recycling, and retail services to the North.

The new resource was built on previous work by MOO Food in Muir of Ord.

Prospective candidates will have until 4pm on Friday 10 May 2024 to submit their completed nomination forms.

A mystery donor is helping to build bridges in the north of Scotland after pledging thousands of pounds to a Highland trail group.

“This club has been a life saver for me. It has helped us both as we meet up with an interesting group of people and we look forward to attending.”

The auction features over 80 different artworks in multiple mediums, on offer until April 28.

All of us amateur dancers will be forever thankful to anyone who has put their hand in their pocket to support us while we’ve been learning to dance.

The restaurant opened its doors for an hour on Thursday to introduce ‘Tigger’ to the town.

Kiltearn Primary School parent council are appealing for the acting head teacher to be reinstated.

THE go-ahead for a major Easter Ross housing scheme has been hailed an ‘extremely positive’ development for the nascent Cromarty Firth freeport.

An Indian restaurant in Easter Ross has a new mascot in the form of Luther the dog — who now identifies as Tigger!

The Star Inn have been shortlisted the title of “Best Licensed Traders” in the Highlands.

Jamie Halcro Johnston has called for unity between the “Post Office and government” over rural closures.

Two appliances were required to attend the blaze early this morning.

Highland strongman, Luke Stoltman has been crowned Europe’s Strongest Man.

With less than a month to go, the dancing is a consistent thought.

Crafts, home baking, plant stalls and more will be on offer when a fundraising Daffodil Day in aid of Marie Curie is held in Tain this weekend.