Community

Members of a Highland community have rallied round to ensure children can continue playing in their local park.

The .impact of the Covid-19, the changes resulting from Brexit, and the need to respond to the climate emergency are at the forefront of the review

Evanton Community Wood has received a funding boost towards a new composting toilet through the Co-operative Community Fund.

Dog owners are being reminded of their responsibilities in a new Scottish Government-backed campaign that aims to ensure pets are kept under control.

The book Living His Story which our church has recommended, has a wonderful sub-title: Revealing the extraordinary love of God in ordinary ways.

A pioneering integrated renewable energy system on Orkney was the big winner at the second Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Awards

INTERNET sensation Noel Hopkins has received a prestigious YouTube accolade after surpassing 100,000 subscribers – and he’s only seven years old.

Ten heroes of the coronavirus pandemic have received a special home delivery of a three-course gourmet meal courtesy of an Inverness hotel.

A former school building in Maryburgh is once again set to become a community hub after changing hands for just £1.

The opening of a pet larder in a Black Isle community aims to ease the pressure on households struggling with the impact of the coronavirus crisis.

Furious parents are demanding a halt to the closure of play parks deemed dangerous by Highland Council.

Tentative plans are being laid to honour a legendary Highkand flytier.

A Ross-shire community hub which has welcomed thousands of people through its doors down the years is celebrating a landmark birthday this week.

Retired bus driver Sandy Barclay is 'eggstatic' after finding a £5000 winning ticket in a Cadbury's Creme Egg he bought in a shop.

A SENIOR citizen encouraged to turn his online lockdown diary into a book has been delighted by the reaction to his light-hearted account.

Daughter now lives in care, while mum lives with her two other children.

An intrepid Highland trio is hoping to travel to Scandinavia next year to tackle the Lapland Husky Trail challenge in aid of Highland Hospice.

One of Ross-shire's largest medical groups has flagged its latest Covid vaccine plans – and stressed that any delays are due to supply shortages.

A Black Isle development trust has lobbied Highland councillors ahead of tomorrow's budget meeting and residents are being urged to do likewise.

David Stewart has contacted the cabinet secretary for rural economy in a bid to secure the remaining funding needed to allow the project to go ahead.