A DINGWALL man already on the Sex Offenders Register has admitted being in possession of an indecent image of a child.
TOP Scots crime writer Val McDermid is to head the guest list at the 2015 Ullapool Book Festival.
A COMMUNITY run venture on the Black Isle is set to launch a "Friday Caff" later this week.
A WESTER ROSS book festival now in its eleventh year has unveiled the star attractions for 2015's event.
THE electricity use and household temperatures of eight Applecross homes will be monitored over the next year in a project aimed at helping tenants tackle…
WINDS of up to 100mph wreaked havoc at a world famous Wester Ross garden attraction last weekend, uprooting trees, damaging paths and smashing glass.
A ROSS-SHIRE charity's new fundraiser acknowledges that like many others, her first impression of Blythswood Care was through its shoebox appeal.…
DEJECTED Ross County fans saw their side plummet back to the bottom of the Premiership after losing on home turf to 10-man St Mirren.
JIM McINTYRE is urging Ross County to grab a big psychological advantage in the relegation fight this weekend by gunning down bottom-of-the-table rivals…
A FORMER top cop from Ross-shire has been cleared of failing to provide two samples of breath after he was arrested on suspicion of drink driving.
A MAN who was already on the Sex Offenders Register was found to be in possession of an indecent photograph of a child, Dingwall Sheriff Court heard.
A ROSS-SHIRE company has been fined £10,000 by a sheriff for a breach of health and safety which led to an employee sustaining severe burns.
STAFF battling back against 'unprecedented' weather conditions have been praised for their efforts.
THE boss of a Ross-shire factory which was fined £10,000 after a staff member suffered severe burns says they "very much regret" the injury to the…
A ROSS-SHIRE bridge badly damaged by a falling tree during last week's storms has been written off and will need to be totally replaced.
A TEMPORARY bridge is to be installed alongside a condemned storm-damaged bridge on the Black Isle.
FIREFIGHTERS have been dealing with a range of flooding incidents across the Highlands today (Thursday), including several in Ross-shire.
HIGHLAND householders are being warned that cowboy workmen might try to cash in on the recent stormy weather.
A SPATE of localised flooding incidents across Ross-shire added to the weather-related misery of the past week.
ROSS households have been warned to be wary of dodgy doorstep callers looking to cash in after recent stormy weather.