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The sale of a multi-million pound bust belonging to Invergordon must be halted until a “fully informed consultation” takes place, it has been argued.
Tain Amateur Swimming Club make a splash at Ross-shire gala event significant medal and trophy haul.
It's the latest twist in a long-running saga over controversial plans for a plant close to an airfield in Easter Ross.
'I wish for a world where all survivors can seize the freedom and empowerment to write their own narrative too.'
The full line-up for a two-day Peat & Diesel headlined Black Isle music event that literally promises to be a belter has been revealed.
A market devoted to selling pre-loved baby and toddler items is being staged in an Easter Ross town this weekend.
Dingwall and Highland Marts sold 3156 sheep of all classes after some "ferocious" trade.
HMRC says you can find out in seconds and has outlined the potential tax benefits for couples.
Local photographers interpreted the power theme in a wide variety of ways.
People with occupations as diverse as composer, tea expert and research psychologist – and from as far away as the US – visited for four months.
The thrill of a Red Arrows' air display brightened up the days for many in Easter Ross this week.
Police have named two people who lost their lives in the accident and renewed an appeal to the public for information.
Plans for a 20km pipeline to supply a proposed hydrogen production plant are set to come under public scrutiny later this month.
The congregations of Tain, Portmahomack and Fearn and Nigg are uniting and holding a service of union on Friday evening at 7pm.
A bid to put on Scotland's most remote club night in a Wester Ross village has come under the TV spotlight.
Resurfacing works planned for a stretch of the A9 in Easter Ross have been postponed for the rest of this week but are scheduled to restart on Sunday.
The opportunity to discover why Denmark ranks as such a happy country while catching Bruce Springsteen in its capital city was too much to resist.
'The infant feeding service they offered was really incredible and gave Kushi Stoltman and me a lot of confidence going home.'
A Tain carer has worked her way up the ladder to deputy manager level.
The opportunity to discover why Denmark ranks as such a happy country while catching Bruce Springsteen in its capital city was too much to resist.
