People with cancer will face added pressure, stress and anxiety following the announcement that household energy bills are set to rise from October.

The increase in the energy price cap has been described as 'horrifying' by the boss of a leading charity.

It's the highlight of the calendar year in Glen Urquhart, Saturday, August 27 – the Glenurquhart Highland Games, Blairbeg Park, Drumnadrochit

Ardgye lodge offers the rare opportunity to purchase one of the few remaining Edwardian gate lodges in the Highlands and comes with a Bothy.

Bills in the Highlands are expected to be much higher

It’s rare for anyone to describe me as fashionable. In fact, the closest I might come to it is being ‘fashionably late’ for something.

Hard to believe but his year is the 190th anniversary of an Inverness cholera outbreak triggered by River Ness water pollution.

More than £2 million is being invested in a new-look food zone at Eastgate Shopping Centre which will be known as Loch & Larder.

The Highland Business Women Awards took place at the Kingsmills Hotel tonight. Find out all the winners here.

It’s a problem faced by all DIY enthusiasts – what to do with that old flock wallpaper once you’ve managed to scrape it off.

AN event planned at the Nairn Museum on September 2 has been cancelled due to another event taking place.

Staff explain why they took industrial action warning many are ‘on the breadline’

A 31-year-old woman has been taken to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness after being found in an “unresponsive” state in the city centre.

Police are carrying out enquiries after a dead body was found on a beach near Nairn this morning.

It clears the way to start the process to bid for millions in funding for 22 projects

Stephen Leckie, President of Scottish Chambers of Commerce will address attendees at the 2022 Highland Business Awards.

A legal challenge involving a Highland campaigner is ready to be launched against the energy regulator.

Community groups can bid for up to £25,000 for nature restoration and biodiversity projects.

Agencies like Citizen’s Advice Scotland will share £1.2 million to help households and businesses get support

The green light has been given to introduce traffic restrictions at four schools across the region.