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SOMETHING special is brewing in Strathpeffer this Saturday with a Faitrade showcase throwing the spotlight on great tea, coffee and eats!
THE head-turning achievement of the Highlands' two SPL sides has been acknowledged ahead of their eagerly anticipated clash this weekend.
A VETERAN Dingwall shopkeeper has admitted he does not know if he sold a 17-year-old customer alcohol which was later drunk by a 12-year-old girl who…
A TRAINEE hotel manager - who lost his driving licence after he was over the limit behind the wheel - has avoided forfeiture of his licence to sell drink…
THE WIFE of a climber who died in a tragic accident on a Highland peak has spoken of her loss and dismissed "speculation" surrounding the incident.
A ROSS-SHIRE clan chief has helped bring an ambitous Highland military museum fundraising campaign a step closer to victory.
THE third annual thanksgiving service for a one of Ross-shire’s most famous sons takes place at Dingwall’s Mitchell Hill Cemetery on Saturday.
AN inspired substitution deep in the second half paid handsome dividends for Ross County manager Derek Adams as he watched his side soar to third place…
ROSS-SHIRE residents looking to beat the Kessock Bridge tailbacks are being urged to take the bus.
DANCE in all its dizzying, delightful forms takes centre stage in Wester Ross next week with the return of a festival successfully piloted last year.
BRAVE Arctic Convoy veterans who have been campaigning for a medal to recognise their role in the Second World War are to be presented with their decorations…
TALENTED pupils at Alness Academy are in the spotlight after winning through to the national finals of a performing arts event.
CHRONIC pain and homelessness come under the spotlight this week at the latest in a series of free public health talks.
A ROSS-SHIRE court heard how 30 police officers were involved in a nine-hour stand-off with an escaped remand prisoner on a rooftop after he had been…
A ROSS-SHIRE court heard how 30 police officers were involved in a nine-hour stand-off with an escaped remand prisoner on a rooftop after he had been…
FOUR Highland community councils - including two in Ross-shire - are able to continue operating following recent interim elections.
ONLY 109 fire safety inspections out of 171 high risk bedsits in the Highlands had been completed by the end of the year, a performance criticised by…
COUNCIL house tenants in the Highlands hoping to flit into smaller homes because of the crippling impact of the looming “Bedroom Tax” have…
DAMAGE done over the weekend to a car parked in a Ross-shire village has prompted an appeal for information from the police.
CONCERNS about welfare reform and the impact it will have on local people have been aired with the Highlands’ three MPs at a meeting in Inverness.
