The price for direct cremation could drop from £820 - the highest price in Scotland - to £565.

The Journalism Matters campaign will see the news industry come together to celebrate the role journalism plays underpinning national infrastructure.

Journalism is taken for granted insists News Media Association chief executive Theo Bamber.

Journalism is a vital part of our national infrastructure, says Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

A recent climate change report noted Highland Council staff view public transport as ‘inadequate and unreliable’.

The poignant story of a Highland war hero who was awarded the Victoria Cross will be recalled during a programme of Remembrance events in Inverness.

Today we go back to 2013

The supply of housing remains a challenge for both local and national government.

Up to three positions are open on the HIAL board for non-executive directors.

Children aged 1 to 11 will get to meet Santa while on the cruise.

Delighted business chiefs have hailed the introduction of extra late-night trains north of Inverness, dubbing them a “valuable boost” to the economy.

The games celebrate generations of tradition, strength and identity, with the roots of the games stretching back over a century.

The event will take place at Charleston Academy on November 5.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the subjects that have been making the headlines.

Georgia Archer, Madison Archer-Rayner, Aron Rayner and Grace Woolmer passed their lifeboat assessments.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster on Gaelic writer Angus Peter Campbell and what lessons can be drawn from his life and work.

Manager of city centre Oil and Vinegar shop reflects on a year since move

A man led police officers on a high-speed car chase, clocking up speeds of up to 80mph.

Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.

The grounds of the newly-restored Inverness Castle will be the location for the culmination of this year’s Remembrance events in the Highland capital.