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There was a very strong demand for the type of beast buyers were looking out for.

A Wester Ross community is getting into the Halloween spirit later today with the lighting of pumpkins at a special garden site.

Plans for Gaelic education in Tain are to be supported by grant funding from the Scottish Government.

Pupils at a Wester Ross secondary school are being given a longer weekend than expected.

Reaching the iconic monument after such an epic effort 'was the proudest moment of my life'.

Those pumpkins smelt smashing to the park's residents on the cusp of Halloween.

The village is set to lose its current post office service.

Inverness Gaelic side FC Sonas used in government Covid case study.

AN INVERNESS art lecturer will see his work on show at two prestigious UK art academies, one of which will be exhibited alongside royal artwork.

Highland Council says neither it nor NHS Highland are able to find more cash for care homes and when services are lost, it is unable to replace them.

A baby suffered a softening of brain tissue due to failings during the mother’s pregnancy and in the wake of the child’s birth.

Gilpin Bradley was named as the new food and drink ambassador for Highlands and Islands.

People struggling with bills have been urged to get help as a new survey reveals 600,000 Scottish people are feeling a “heavy burden”.

Sixty-seven-year-old passenger taken to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness for treatment for injuries

The event is free and aims to make staying active lots of fun.

The second round of the Community Marine Equipment Fund aims to help local groups buy equipment to record and monitor their local marine life.

THE excellence of the food and drinks industry in the Highlands was celebrated at an awards ceremony last night.

"We are still very hopeful of him coming home."

Emergency services are at the scene and the road is closed in both directions

Highland schoolchildren were encouraged to go on the run today with some familiar faces joining them...