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The parties separately underlined how Scotland was energy rich but fuel poor and demand action from the UK government

Dr Roland Spencer-Jones, formerly a local GP, returned to give a talk entitled Map Making in the Scottish 18th century.

THE festival is due to take place on August 10 and 11, 2024.

A whopping £10,000 has been raised for cancer care charity Maggie’s Highlands after a hugely successful ladies night in Inverness.

A Black Isle Christmas Singalong will help to raise funds for a lifesaving RNLI crew later this month.

We’re aware of the scandal of sexual abuse in churches, which should be among the safest places on Earth.

It was the year the ever-popular fashion doll Barbie and the coveted adventure figure Action Man were among the best-selling toys in the UK.

Politics can have more of an impact than you might think on your choice of car after a certain decision was taken.

Historic papers offer a glimpse into the lives of women in the Highlands in centuries long ago.

The Highlands is one of Scotland's worst hot-spots for drink-driving, new data has revealed as police gear up for their annual festive crackdown.

The lights switch on has become a local tradition, attracting visitors during what is a traditionally quieter time of the year for the tourist trade.

Temperatures in the Highlands fell well below freezing overnight , with the mercury bottoming out at -18C near the A9 in the Cairngorms National Park.

Warnings for snow have been issued for large swathes of the Highlands – especially in the east – with up to 10cm possible in hilly spots

A car collided with a lamppost in Maryburgh at around 5pm on Friday but then left the scene and failed to report the damage.

Applications are being invited in particular from areas the firm operates, or has operated, in – including Fortrose, Muir of Ord, Tain and Ullapool.

132 boxes filled to the brim of essential long life foods and cash donations on top.

Parklands Care Homes is marking its 30th anniversary with a significant funding boost for local community groups.

'I am struck by the apparent assumption on all sides that all infrastructure in the Highlands is primarily for corporate profit at local's expense.'

Vandals who smashed a patio door window with a bottle in Tain are being hunted by police.

“DISAPPOINTED” campaigners have vowed to fight a “fundamentally flawed” plan for almost 80 houses on a greenfield site on the fringes of Invergordon.