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Journalism Matters by John McLellan

Risks and inconvenience of the free deployment of admittedly spectacular fireworks are just too great, according to Charles.

There is mounting frustration over the consultation on the Scottish Government’s new Agriculture Bill

Club signs deal with Inverness gym.

A kidney dialysis patient is calling for the Highlands to be considered as a special area regarding the entitlement of winter fuel payments.

The Port of Cromarty Firth says it is facing challenges head on and is well placed to meet its ambitious growth aspirations.

The economy was wrecked by a Conservative Prime Minister bent on 'driving up growth'

A new edition poster is to be produced containing information on sources of free food and emergency help in the Inverness area

Projects involving a green energy scheme in Inverness and rewilding the Highlands have been recognised at an environment awards ceremony.

The the move at the inaugural climate change committee meeting

An Inverness neighbourhood is exploring the possibility of setting up a community larder in a bid to reduce food waste and ease household bills.

The sheriff said the 106mph speed clocked was 'totally unacceptable'.

Business women are being offered an opportunity to raise their company’s profile with the launch of the AccelerateHER Awards 2023.

The event gives people a chance to thank the businesses that make a difference to the community, and recognise them for their achievements.

The 51-year-old former coach of a ladies football team has appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court on sex offences.

The deepening cost of living crisis is set to impact on Christmas festivities for many this year, according to a Post Office survey.

There are only 25 care home beds available across the Highlands according to a new report.

The council had proposed significant price rises for use of its electrical vehicle (EV) charging points, in a bid to offset maintenance costs.

It could be March 2024 before disabled toilet facilities return to an Inverness park it has been revealed.