A cheer team in Inverness are jumping for joy as they took home three first places at a British competition.

THE brains behind plans to boost life and economy in the city centre believe the boom in new hotels will be a cornerstone of future urban development.

An oil worker found under the influence of cocaine while behind the wheel has been fined and banned from driving.

Fiona Hogg refelcts on what NHS Highland can offer during Scottish Apprenticeship Week.

A Highland mental health charity is recruiting for people with lived experience of mental ill health to train to become peer supporters.

Three lucky pupils won scholarships on behalf of Karen Gillan, where they are practising their performing arts skills.

A Forres man who kicked a policeman in face before spitting at other officers has been jailed for three months at Inverness.

Inverness's Castle Street has a grim past but a new future beckons with development of city's castle as visitor attraction.

Determination is driving a dream to create Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with complex needs at a site in Inverness.

An Inverness businessman is highlighting an innovative way of helping the people in Ukraine who are enduring the Russian invasion.

Primary schools from Inverness have been taking part in the Ferguson Transport and Shipping National First Shinty Finals 2022 in the Highlands.

In this episode of Northern Bibliosphere, we sit and talk to Maggie about her career and her passion for history, languages, tea and candles.

Signs for temporary free spaces have been removed from an Inverness city centre car park.

Local businesses enjoyed trading at charity markets on Saturday.

It will not surprise readers that the most pressing issue at Westminster just now is the horrific and unwarranted invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

He says 'they need meaningful support, and they need it now'

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An Inverness man who has been sending cash to Ukraine since the start of the invasion has heard from friends of a feeling of optimism.

As the situation continues in Ukraine, following the invasion by neighbouring Russia, Inverness is showing its support by flying the Ukrainian flag.

Highland Council will shortly be sending out letters to residents across the Highlands inviting them to participate in the council’s Citizens’ Panel.