NHS Highland has been rocked by fresh bullying allegations as a former non-executive director claimed she was forced to resign.

ELITE pipers congregating for the world’s most prestigious piping competition will bring Inverness a multimillion-pound economic boost this week.

A GANG caught with more than £600,000 of cocaine, heroin and Etizolam planned to flood Inverness with drugs, a court was told today.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service were called to deal with a car on fire on the southbound carriageway of the A9.

One of the longest serving and most passionate of all Highland politicians has announced that he will retire at the end of his current term.

A new patient accommodation facility at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness has been officially opened.

Transport Scotland intends to award a £1 million contract for ground investigations as part of the planned Longman Roundabout upgrade.

INVERNESS’S Victorian Market could be transformed by October 2021 if radical plans to redesign it get the go-ahead.

A NEW initiative to support small businesses and self-employed people will be tried out during an event in Inverness.

The stalled roll out of a nationwide broadband programme has halted progress on officials implementing the digital element of the city deal.

AN rock climber and war veteran has refused to let his failing sight keep him from his passion after he took to a climbing wall again at 95 years old.

INVERNESS will host an event to discuss a governmental consultation on human trafficking.

A CYCLING charity reached new heights after taking a trike up to the top floor of Raigmore Hospital to pick up a patient.

Cash and cigarettes have been stolen from a petrol station in Fort Augustus.

Highland Council wants feedback on its plans to make a large area of Inverness into a 20mph zone.

Nairn courthouse steeple has been reinstated following a facelift.

INVERNESS institution Hootananny has been crowned Scotland’s Best Live Music Venue.

FIVE new jobs have been created in Nairn with the opening of a branch of vaping specialist VPZ.

A TASTE of the Middle East was on the menu in Inverness when a group of Syrian migrants set up a pop-up café in Church Street.

THE Chief Inspector of Prisons says ageing jails like the Victorian one at Inverness have no place in today’s justice system.