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Scotland’s World Cup return has sparked a footballing trip down memory lane for local care home residents.

Wildlife in Ardersier could see an enhanced level of protection being introduced soon.

A choreographer with his roots in the Black Isle is bringing an acclaimed performance piece to Inverness for one night only.

A woman has been arrested and charged after an assault at an Inverness hotel was reported to police.

The Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch MSP takes-up presiding officer’s offer to make the Scottish Parliament more impactful.

Anger and frustration have been voiced following the closure of toilet blocks at a Nairn primary.

“We understand how difficult it can be to report these kinds of offences, particularly when the perpetrator is a police officer.”

The 39-year-old has been jailed after being convicted of several offences - including raping two women - by a jury.

“I’ll never forget what she’s done for me and my family.”

It  comes amid concern about the role of Women’s Aid and the review of refuges across the region.

It includes plans for more bus lanes, services, routes, and cheaper fares.

Drivers may be forgiven for letting out a chuckle when passing these road signs in Inverness.

One of two recent Inverness incidents resulted in a near-miss and the forced emergency stop of a train on the Far North Line.

A section of the road near Grotaig, between Drumnadrochit and Invermoriston, will be closed nightly for a week, with lengthy detours in place.

Tulloch Homes is seeking to build the housing on farmland on the outskirts of North Kessock, on the Black Isle.

The condition of the person is unclear and the nature of the incident is not known.

A bid to break the fastest women’s time to cycle the North Coast 500 is planned for next month as part of a child education fundraiser.

Part of Eden Court will be dedicated to LGBT+ Youth Scotland and Youth Highland as part of Highland Pride on June 6.

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