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Two pupils from an Easter Ross secondary school have been sharing their experiences of autism as part of a global week of awareness.

ANOTHER four cases of the coronavirus have been registered across NHS Highland in the past day.

Underwear, odd shoes and a video tape of Princess Diana’s funeral are just some of the strange items that have been donated to Scottish SPCA centres.

NHS board members approve hospital name, saying it makes common sense

Apprenticeship applications opened by Barratt North Scotland as skills shortage battle is stepped up.

The Ness Islands have been closed this morning until further notice.

Highlands communities are being encouraged to apply for a share of a £280,000 fund to help protect vulnerable community members

AN overturned gas lorry has sparked the closure of a Highland road.

A kind-hearted centenarian has been honoured with a party in a Muir of Ord care home.

DELAYS are causing further disruption on several Highland railway lines – after continued heavy rain sparked further speed restrictions.

A Ross-shire community centre has welcomed a grant enabling it to revamp some of its furniture and to create an outdoor learning space.

Online art auction for Marie Curie’s Great Daffodil Appeal hauls in a staggering £76,986 for the charity in one of the toughest periods it has faced.

PUPILS at a Ross-shire primary school are all set to grow for it after a gift that provide a boost to their outdoor play areas.

A BLACK Isle schoolgirl has been sharing her experience of autism through a series of videos posted by the secondary she attends.

SNP candidate Maree Todd has acknowledged Scotland’s leading status on social rented housing but says there is a 'need to go further' here.

Plans to transform an unused ward into a base for community midwives also includes new office space for the national Mental Health Tribunal Service.

People across rural Scotland who have helped their business and communities flourish are being urged to enter the SLE Helping It Happen Award

It is believed the man, known only as "Zoom", was in his late 30s or early 40s, but members of the public at the meeting did not see his face.

The figures show that between October 1 and December 31 2020, just 70.2 per cent of cancer patients were treated within the 62 day standard.

Prime sheep and cattle prices from Dingwall and Highland Mart today.