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Applications have opened for the fourth year of the Marine Fund Scotland.
Ariane Burgess, Green MSP for the Highlands & Islands, has asked the Scottish Government about implementation of tenant’s rights legislation.
Further details about the actions farmers and crofters will have to take to receive agricultural support payments from 2025 have been unveiled.
UHI North, West and Hebrides is taking forward its post-merger plans to become a fully integrated organisation.
With Easter set to see an increase in visitors to the countryside, NFU Mutual is reminding dog-owners to be extra vigilant.
Staff at NHS 24 are asking the public to check they have enough of their prescribed medication to last over Easter or any spring holidays.
The Land Reform (Scotland) Bill was introduced to the Scottish Parliament last week.
The Marine Conservation Society has released its annual report, State of our Beaches 2023, on data collected by their beach clean volunteers.
Recently moving from Golspie to Invergordon, Catherine Ferguson was "overwhelmed" to be named Highland Heroes' secondary teacher of the year.
Kelly Macrae and Savannah Kelly took the trophy as joint carers of the year at the Highland Heroes ceremony.
Jane Mackintosh was named primary teacher of the year at this year's Highland Heroes awards.
A doctor who has helped care for children at Raigmore Hospital for 20 years has been named this year's Highland Heroes' healthcare hero.
Police Scotland’s first national campaign of the year is about to commence with the focus on speed limits.
A woman working to make sure Highland homes are being put to the best use is in the running for a national award in recognition of her achievements.
Dog attacks on Scottish livestock cost an estimated £123,000 last year, more than double the 2022 cost, latest figures from NFU Mutual reveal.
Food and drink businesses in the Highlands interested in improving environmental performance by reducing food waste can join a new group.
Leading agricultural business event AgriScot is being brought forward by one week this year.
A plan to strengthen communities facing population decline, including funding for local-led research, initiatives and support has been published.
The Scottish Crofting Federation (SCF) says it is "unclear" how future splits of the country's agricultural budget will impact crofters.
Highland Council has responded to worries that not enough housing is planned to meet future demand in the region.
