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The annual dance contest is in aid of organisers and hosts Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

There were thrills and spills at Fyrish Gymnastics Centre in aid of Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

The hall are hoping to find a new operator who can provide "quality homemade" food.

A study is underway to find out what demand there is for commercial property and land in the Highlands and Islands.

A former guard at Buckingham Palace, the ever gallant Billy treated Hannah like a Queen for the day.

A Muir of Ord care home created and erupted a papier-mâché volcano, created in homage to Charles Darwin's birthday.

The group will travel for five days in May from Dores to Kinloch Hourn, raising cash along the way.

Scottish Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth says Highland Council has the tools at its disposal to tackle the rural schools' crisis.

A £3 million project to upgrade over 10km of water mains serving communities on the Black Isle has been completed.

A love of the outdoors is one of the most attractive qualities in a potential partner for people in the Highlands and Islands, according to research.

While voicing 'deep regret' over the decision the group floated a possible 'slow track' approach for future consideration over a longer timeframe.

The Greens MSP says 'I am actively advocating for the establishment of a dedicated degree-level course in horticulture and business skills.'

Pensioners keen to take advantage of a treat being arranged in Ross-shire's county town are being invited to put their names forward.

Garve Public Hall opened its doors the community once again after recent renovations.

Lifesavers with the RNLI have thanked the generosity of a major Highland business and its customers after they raised hundreds for the charity.

There were old tunes, new tunes, Orcadian tunes, Shetland tunes – and a world premiere – all performed under the baton of Lynsey Bolton.

A charity which helps bereaved children in the Highlands has received £1560 thanks to an epic performance by choral singers.

A behind-the-scenes tour at one of Ross-shire's largest supermarkets proved to be an enjoyable eye-opener for a group of school pupils.

The Dingwall yarn-bomber has striked again in Ross-shire's county town – this time with Valentine's Day themed knitting throughout the High Street.

Get a year’s subscription to The Inverness Courier for a £25 charity donation. The deal is in aid of Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.