An award-winning Highland roofing firm has pledged its support for fair treatment and opportunities for members of the armed forces community.

It’s been another busy week in court - here are just some of the cases which called.

A former Inverness hospital destroyed in a blaze in 2014 remains up for sale, having failed to sell at auction at least twice previously.

A powerful and hard-hitting demonstration drove home the road safety message for senior pupils at Charleston Academy.

Columnist Daisy McKenzie finds comfort and security in the ‘unimportant’ things in life.

Four large cylindrical storage tanks at the Port of Inverness could be demolished and replaced with three others storing biofuel and diesel.

Robertson Homes is encouraging people to drop off pet food, toys and cosy blankets at its Torvean sales centre to help the SSPCA.

Worried campaigners fear 16 historic sites will be “partially or totally destroyed” by a major new power line linking Beauly to Peterhead.

Music lovers will be giving a boost to the pioneering Highland charity during next year’s Belladrum festival after it was named the official partner.

The Highland charity cycle between the Skye and Kessock bridges is encouraging local charities to apply to be beneficiaries of next year’s event.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson takes a hike around the “pine path” at the Highlands’ rewilding centre in Glenmoriston

Aspiring entrepreneurs are being invited to submit their business ideas as the 2026 UHI Business Competition officially opens for entries.

Military examiners and new booking rules aim to tackle ‘nightmare’ driving test backlog.

The development places that decision under the spotlight as the Category A listed building lost £290k.

Staggies left frozen out minutes before game was due to be played.

NCN7 between Tomatin and Moy has reopened temporarily while A9 dualling works continue.

Ideas on how to arrest £850,000 worth of school food waste have been chewed over by councillors.

City centre businesses gathered to celebrate their contribution to Inverness at Drumossie Hotel.

How falling out of a hammock, sleeping in caves and cooking spicy eggs not only paid for a holiday but helped one woman regain her sense of self.

Women’s rugby is brewing up a storm across the world — and the changes can be seen also at grassroots levels in the Highlands.