A ROYAL marine commando from Muir of Ord has been ordered to pay £1,000 compensation to the Indian holidaymaker he headbutted while home after a tour…
EFFORTS to persuade the Scottish Government to provide extra cash for potholes and drainage repairs on Highland roads could be made.
AN EASTER Ross youth has been found guilty of lewd and libidinous behaviour towards underage girls by getting one to perform a sex act on him in a tent…
TWENTY six new jobs to support pupils in schools across the Highlands will be created by the local authority – a year after it tried to axe 344 classroom…
AN intrepid trio from Ross-shire are gearing up for a mammoth challenge to raise cash for charities – motorbiking to Mongolia in just three-and-a-half…
MAJOR faults have been discovered with Highland Council road tarring projects throughout Easter Ross which have left roads crumbling and dangerous in…
ROSS-SHIRE wildlife photographers are being encouraged to dig out their finest images for a shot at a share of a £20,000 prize pot.
TEENAGERS from the Dingwall area will be able to star in their very own live computer game this weekend.
THE mother of a Ross-shire policeman who was killed in tragic double drowning with his brother this week presented a prize in his name to a high achieving…
ROSS County will have a busy February after the Scottish Football League added their three postponed games into this month’s fixture lists. The Irn…
A GIRL has told a trial that she had sex in the bathroom of a house in Alness with a 17-year-old boy when she was just 14.
A TEENAGER yesterday described how she had sex with an 18-year-old in woods at Alness after police broke up a drinking party.
A MAN is due to appear at Tain Sheriff Court today (Tuesday) following an alleged street disturbance and police assault.
THE A9 road was partially blocked for 45 minutes this morning (Tuesday) following a lorry crash which killed a cow.
SOPHISTICATED 3D technology is now being used by council planners during public meetings to "swoop" from afar into proposed sites for new houses or other…
SOPHISTICATED 3D technology is now being used by council planners during public meetings to "swoop" down from afar into proposed sites for new houses…
A NEW appointments system will be piloted in Dingwall from next week to deal with queries at Highland Council’s planning and building control office.
PEOPLE wishing to contact the Dingwall planning and building control offices will now have to go through the Highland Council’s call centre and book an…
HAVE you ever been to a school reunion? Does the thought prompt tingles of excitement or an inexplicable sense of dread?
TIME flies – we are already almost a month into the New Year and Christmas seems like a dim and distant memory.