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Presenter and winner of Strictly Come Dancing Ore Oduba has been receiving rave reviews as Brad Majors in Richard O’Brien’s Rocky Horror Show.
The Scottish Mountaineering Trust (SMT) is marking its 60th anniversary year in 2022 by offering a Diamond Grant of up to £100,000.
Excited? The brand new musical will be staged at Eden Court next summer.
The public health agency says deferring Christmas parties will cut down on transmission of coronavirus.
Today it will be 17 years ago since Alistair Wilson was shot and killed at his home
Motorists have been given notice of the closure of Tain High Street to allow for a Christmas market.
Additional comfort schemes – where businesses make their toilets available for public use – were secured in Dornoch and Helmsdale this year.
Director responds after community council declines to support golf proposal
As part of Get Online Week, High Life Highland (HLH) is highlighting opportunities available to help people gain digital skills and confidence.
A group that has facilitated landscape and educational projects over the last five years has begun the process of winding up its current phase.
The car had been taken from outside a property some time on Sunday.
The car was taken from outside a property some time yesterday.
Activists from Extinction Rebellion Scotland were this morning blockading the main entrance of the oil rig maintenance facility at Invergordon
Whistle-blowers claim they were subjected to harassment, intimidation and humiliation
A new fund to support those looking to start a career in music has been created in memory of a pioneering industry giant.
There were 5545 marriages registered in Scotland between April 1 and June 30 according to figures released today by National Records of Scotland.
Work must start now to ensure Ross-shire can take maximum advantage of a rapid expansion of Scotland’s offshore wind sector a port boss has said.
A brighter future needs to be heralded after just the latest disappointment
Called Gaynor and Ray the show will see them play newlyweds embarking on a honeymoon in northern Scotland.
A pod of dolphins from the Moray Firth was involved in a dramatic rescue of a distressed swimmer hundreds of miles away.
