HIGHLAND strongmen brothers Luke and Tom Stoltman challenged each other to see who could eat a new giant cone named in their honour the fastest.

Reached from St. Gilbert Street, with steps leading to a private entrance, this is a delightful and unexpectedly large single storey apartment.

John Davidson ends the week with a Friday night trip to Abriachan to enjoy the mountain bike trails with his daughter

It is well known that we must keep our pet dogs cool in summer but keeping your pet cat cool, happy and healthy over the hot months is essential too.

Striker returns to club on new two-year deal.

In the latest round of Picture Detective are a few more pictures that need identifying.

Street food trucks at the Highland Food and Drink Trail in Inverness will be joined by a team from London and North East Railways (LNER) on Saturday.

Thick black smoke and flames were spotted pouring from the former Norbord plant, at Dalcross, which is now part of West Fraser, this afternoon.

An engineering firm has been appointed to help take forward plans for a transformation of Inverness’s Bught Park.

Midfielder reported to be securing loan deal from Hibernian

With the first Highland Climate Festival recently concluded one can’t help but be inspired by the energy and diversity of activities and ideas.

Residents in an Inverness street are being plagued by rats eating their way into cupboards and through wires.

Author of the international best-selling Outlander series of books, Diana Gabaldon, is set to appear for the first time at Eden Court Theatre.

AN Inverness cocktail bar is among the finalists of a nationwide sustainable cocktail competition.

Thick black smoke and flames were spotted pouring from the former Norbord plant, at Dalcross, which is now part of West Fraser, this afternoon.

He could make his debut tomorrow night.

Pupils are enjoying a range of Gaelic teaching as Fèis na h-Òige returns.

Thick black smoke and flames were spotted pouring from the former Norbord plant, at Dalcross, which is now part of West Fraser.

Staggies reveal new shirts for new campaign.

Concerned parents claim their children are being treated as second-class citizens amid fears a long-promised new primary school could face delays.