TRAIN journeys between Inverness, Perth and Glasgow are facing major disruption with lines being closed for safety inspections earlier this morning.

An Inverness woman is continuing to wow judges on hit BBC show MasterChef

Two Inverness-shire-based green charities will receive funding from a British institute to work on local climate-change issues.

But MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston warns 'the ramifications will be with us for a long time'

Just two dental practices are taking on new NHS patients in the Highlands

The head of a major conservation charity has promised future investment at Culloden Battlefield and visitor centre near Inverness.

Pothole repairs across the Highland Council area are grinding to a halt as a result of the UK’s trade sanctions against Russia, it has been claimed.

Bobby was a cheeky three-year-old West Highland white terrier brought who had been constantly scratching at his skin and ears.

A sheriff decided to allow civil courts to intervene if a dispute continued about whether or not stolen money had been repaid to the victim.

The war in Ukraine has sent shockwaves around the world and caused hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homeland.

Inverness is to get three new e-bike stations.

Highlands MSP Rhoda Grant has expressed her dissatisfaction at the steps towards solving Moray's maternity crisis

A TRAUMA consultant at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness, has won an "above and beyond" award from colleagues.

Charity High Life Highland has announced it is on the look out for two new independent non-executive directors to join its trading board.

The Scottish Government is to invest £10million to address concerns over maternity provision

Two independent cinemas operating in the local area have received funding to help the businesses.

Vulnerable communities across Scotland are being urged to apply for new SSEN funding.

Residents and visitors have had their first chance to see the exterior of an Inverness redevelopment project which has been shrouded in scaffolding.

The hospitality trade has spoken out against a delay on the removal of a legal restriction to wear a mask indoors

Andy Kent was born in Malaysia in 1964 where his father was serving with the Army. He grew up in Fife and Edinburgh where he went to medical school.