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Clarity is urgently needed over the ban on wood burning stoves, a Highland MSP has warned after being inundated with concerns from confused residents.

It wouldn’t be like Nessie to duck out of an early season photo opportunity.

A Ross-shire personal trainer was angry when he was refused permission to enter a bar from which he had already been banned.

A footballer was shown the red card by a sheriff after an incident in Dingwall.

RBS is to close two Inverness branches as part of a Scotland-wide raft of closures that will lead to the loss of 105 jobs.

A fundraiser organised by a Muir of Ord resident raised £2500 for charity on Saturday.

An Indian restaurant in Easter Ross has a new mascot in the form of Luther the dog — who now identifies as Tigger!

Politicians must now get permission from the education boss to visit schools which they say impedes their ‘ability to represent our constituents’

NC500 hotspot village of Ullapool has seen a new sign pop-up for a rather exotic animal.

Top officials say that councillors, MSPs and MPS must get permission from education bosses before visiting schools.

The bar and restaurant in Inver is very popular with food fans, with people travelling from miles around to enjoy meals there.

An ancient elm that has stood alone in the far reaches of Glen Affric for hundreds of years is now the guardian over a new generation of its species.

The Star Inn have been shortlisted the title of “Best Licensed Traders” in the Highlands.

Muir of Ord care home, Urray House, decided to “spread some Wonka magic” to raise funds for residents’ comfort fund.

A Ross-shire engineer waiting to be sentenced for downloading hundreds of stills and videos of children being abused had been undergoing therapy.

Jamie Halcro Johnston has called for unity between the “Post Office and government” over rural closures.

Sewage was dumped in the Highland area almost 1500 times last year – a figure described as "disgusting" by far north MP Jamie Stone.

Miss Scotland has given her advice for those hoping to take part in the next pageant.

Talented athletes from across the Highlands are receiving support to help them realise their sporting dreams.

Ross-shire paths have benefitted from some tender loving care with the help of welcome funding.