Community

Glorious sunshine helped ensure the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee events across Ross-shire went down a storm.

A second public consultation event is to be held over plans to build a large battery storage facility in Easter Ross.

Community groups in Ross-shire have benefited from the recent round of awards from the EDF Renewables Corriemoillie Wind Farm Community funds

THE family of an Easter Ross man posted missing seven weeks ago today admitted to feeling 'completely lost' in the ongoing search for him.

A North Kessock family who pledged to raise vital funds for a charity close to their hearts smashed their fundraising goal.

Firefighters stationed in Invergordon were called to a derelict building blaze on their home patch yesterday.

Ross-shire through the Lens – what's your hot shot?

Tarbatness lighthouse in a sea of gorse captured by David McAllister on Tain.

A Highland organisation giving a voice to young people has been awarded £60,000 for its life-changing work.

A GP who was brought up and schooled on the Black Isle and in Dingwall struggled to surprise her parents with news of the MBE she was awarded.

The move followed the arrival of a group of travellers who set up camp in Torvean Park in Inverness earlier this week.

Black Isle community groups hosted a picnic in the park to celebrate the milestone event with the weather playing a starring role.

Alasdair Fraser is hoping to cycle the 1000-mile route between Gdansk in Poland and The Gellions pub in Inverness in aid of the Ukrainian appeal.

In an effort to reduce surgery waiting times, patients for NHS Highland can now travel to other hospitals for their procedures.

ST Duthus pupils threw a street party to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee at the end of what was a busy week of activities.

After a shock departure from MFR, DJ's Dan and Grace chat to The Inverness Courier about what is next for the pair.

Easter Ross schoolchildren threw their own jubilee party day yesterday with members of the community pulling together to ensure a memorable day.

After the excitement of the jubilee, Maryburgh has set the scene for a week of festivities with the announcement of its gala queen and attendants.

An award-winning Ross-based arfts organisation has extended the deadline for applications to fill a full-time Gaelic officer vacancy.

A shortage of pharmacists has created a temporary headache for a Ross-shire business and some of its customers.