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Ross-shire A9 three-car smash prompts police appeal for witnesses

Ross-shire A9 three-car smash prompts police appeal for witnesses

POLICE have today appealed for witnesses to a serious road smash involving three cars on a busy Ross-shire stretch of the A9.


Police appeal after five hurt in Cromarty Bridge smash

Police appeal after five hurt in Cromarty Bridge smash

POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a serious road accident on the Cromarty Bridge in which five people were injured.


Second Ross-shire MSP to bow out

Second Ross-shire MSP to bow out

ROSS MSP Rob Gibson has announced that he will be standing down at next year’s Scottish parliamentary elections.


Black Isle group has a million reasons to celebrate success

Black Isle group has a million reasons to celebrate success

LOCAL action group Transition Black Isle has been celebrating the success of its Million Miles Project.


Trailblazing visitor scheme puts Black Isle on the map

Trailblazing visitor scheme puts Black Isle on the map

VISITORS to the Black Isle will now be able to find their way more easily to all the attractions of the area thanks to a new map launched this week.


Call to Bosnians in Scotland ahead of commemoration: 'Gdje si ti?'

Call to Bosnians in Scotland ahead of commemoration: 'Gdje si ti?'

BOSNIANS  living in Scotland are being urged to step forward and play a full part in this year’s 20 anniversary commemorations of the…


Long-serving Ross MSP to stand down before next election

Long-serving Ross MSP to stand down before next election

ROSS MSP Rob Gibson has announced he won't contest next year's Scottish election.


Strathconon prepares to saddle up for its latest sponsored cycle

Strathconon prepares to saddle up for its latest sponsored cycle

ONE of the most scenic parts of Ross-shire is the route for the an annual sponsored cycle run which has raised enough funds over the years to build a…


Reflections from Ross-shire - Friday, 21st May, 1915

Reflections from Ross-shire - Friday, 21st May, 1915

100 Years Ago


Highland events aim to help parents of bilingual children

Highland events aim to help parents of bilingual children

BILINGUAL parents or carers of young children are being invited to two information events aimed at helping their youngsters at home.


Showcase for £24m Invergordon scheme that 'will open up new markets'

Showcase for £24m Invergordon scheme that 'will open up new markets'

A PUBLIC exhibition will be held next week by the Port of Cromarty Firth to showcase the £24million enhancements to the Invergordon Service Base.


Formal Inverasdale school closure could pave the way for community hub

Formal Inverasdale school closure could pave the way for community hub

A PROCESS has began to formally close a defunct Wester Ross primary school which is the focus of a plan by locals to turn it into a permanent community…


Emotional scenes as Ross County seal Brittain tribute with final match win

Emotional scenes as Ross County seal Brittain tribute with final match win

ROSS COUNTY conjured a fitting send-off for departing captain Richard Brittain with a 2-1 victory which saw them finish a roller-coaster season on a high,…


Invergordon sailing tasters whet the appetite for open day

Invergordon sailing tasters whet the appetite for open day

INVERGORDON Academy pupils given a "taster" of life on the open sea courtesy of their local boating club are set to go back for more when an open day…


Highland tourism operator made false 'five star' claims

Highland tourism operator made false 'five star' claims

HIGHLAND businessman has given a formal undertaking in court to not mislead consumers following action by Highland Council Trading Standards.


Invergordon comes out fighting over bank closure plan

Invergordon comes out fighting over bank closure plan

INVERGORDON has pledged to fight plans by the Royal Bank of Scotland to close its branch in the town.


It's off the buses for Easter Ross man as he tackles Great Glen challenge

It's off the buses for Easter Ross man as he tackles Great Glen challenge

AN Easter Ross bus driver who either runs or cycles the 12 miles to work come hail or shine is set to take on another challenge for a cause close to his…


Highland dam damaged in vandal attack

Highland dam damaged in vandal attack

EIGHTEEN large stones have been removed from a Highland hydro dam in what police say was an act of vandalism.


Call for SNP to unfreeze Highland Council tax

Call for SNP to unfreeze Highland Council tax

THE acting leader of Highland Council wants the SNP group to seek permission from its own government to unfreeze council tax without incurring penalties.


Police probe Invergordon caravan blaze

Police probe Invergordon caravan blaze

POLICE are appealing for information following a fire in Invergordon in which a caravan was destroyed.


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