Staff at Highland Urology Centre Raigmore Hospital have been able to say thank you in person to a patient who raised over £2750 for the department.

This episode of Dispatches From Ullapool brings you a conversation with acclaimed novelist James Robertson, author of News of The Dead.

It’s Strictly Inverness week and for the first time ever, the competition nights will be available to view live as the action happens.

AV Inverness has explained its protest.

All the votes have been counted, electing your councillors to serve you and your community over the coming years.

A TRIP to New Zealand has provided a Nairn woman with the inspiration to start up a business teaching people paddle boarding in a local beauty spot.

A school football club was to lobby councillors as it faces a £6000 charge to use facilities – and more reaction in a Nairn beach access row.

MSP wants Labour to help "lock out the Tories" as Conservatives urge councillors to respect "will of the electorate.

The fencing off of Inverness Castle for refurbishment is unsightly and disappointing to visitors. Ironically, this echoes the original fortress.

Firms from Nairnshire are to showcase at the show this year.

David Richardson talks about the new Highland Council administration and how they can best support their communities.

A 15-year-old student has raised funds to help local children with disabilities supported at the Nairn Academy Base.

The jobs fair was held on Friday and Saturday, with several local businesses happy to discuss a range of vacancies they are seeking to fill.

Nairn charity Green Hive have been shortlisted for an award recognising their work for the environment, and the public can vote for them.

Housebuilder Robertson Homes will build 114 new homes in south west Inverness after completing the acquisition of a ten-acre site in Torvean.

People are being asked to lend their voices to the popular hymn singing BBC programme.

A £6.7 million vision has unveiled for the potential restoration of a historic Inverness landmark currently deemed not fit for use.

Community leaders are to press transport minister Jenny Gilruth to confirm both a time frame and when funding will be allocated for the Nairn bypass.

Inverness area Councillor Helen Crawford says the focus must be on local issues

A former major in the Royal British Artillery is raising money for a veterans charity with a huge charity cycle, and arrived in Inverness yesterday.