Now the clocks have gone back local residents may find they are entitled to cash from the UK Government's Cold Weather Payment scheme.
Following hot on the heels of the Climate Change Conference, the Highland Council’s focus is now shifting to participating in the COP26 event.
Highland Council is urging residents in the region not to suffer in silence if they are finding it hard to pay their fuel bills.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has launched new photography campaign and competition – #ShotOnMyDrone – with some amazing prizes up for grabs.
A new campaign has been launched across Scotland to urge defibrillator owners to register their devices on a national database to help save lives.
Highland pools and gyms are among those included in a partnership providing free use of leisure facilities across Scotland.
Sutherland businesses are among those in the Highlands that could take advantage of growth support funding of up to £40,000.
From prize pedigree bulls to a pooch in a pickle and a surprise ending full of laughter and a few tears tomorrow night's finale is not to be missed.
The first recorded walk from John O' Groats to Land's End in 1871 – 150 years ago – is currently being replicated by Dean Parker.
Local people are being asked for their views on the best way to support those living in care homes to maintain connections with family and friends.
Highlands and Islands MSP Edward Mountain has pressed the SNP Government to bring forward crofting reform legislation by the end of 2022.
From Highland cows to budgies – its another busy time for the team at DS McGregor and Partners in Thurso during tonight's episode of The Highland Vet.
Sutherland people are among those able to take advantage of a national campaign set to highlight free expert careers advice available across Scotland.
Pentland Ferries among Scottish companies at the forefront of tackling environmental change recognised by the Scottish Environment Business Awards.
A new digital toolkit for teaching staff has been created by the Highland Council as parts of its continued programme to connect and support learning.
A total of 32 tractors took part in the memorial run on Saturday creating a spectacular sight as they travelled the roads round Caithness.
Proposals designed to make the fishing industry safer – a new small boat inspection requirement – come into force today (September 6).
The brand new series of The Highland Vet is proving to be full of surprises with lots of unusual patients continuing to keep the local vets busy.
Michael Shearer sets remarkable local sheep dog trialling record
Local sheep dog handler Michael Shearer has won a place in the Scottish team after coming eighth overall in the National Sheep Dog Trials.