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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.
The funicular railway at Cairngorm Mountain is to remain out of action this winter
A former armed forces trainer has completed a gruelling marathon to raise £9000 for charity.
Approximately 200 troops from 3 Scots the Black Watch have left Fort George before potentially being deployed to Afghanistan.
The Crofting Commission announced a new elected commissioner for the East Highlands constituency.
The Scottish Health Awards are open for nominations in a bid to recognise those providing excellent service for patients.
Texas will take to the stage in Inverness on July 3 next year.
Inquiry chairwoman Lady Smith found children suffered sexual and emotional abuse and noted some monks were "serial sexual predators".
Everyone in the 16-17 age group will be offered the Covid-19 vaccination in Scotland.
