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Highland Hospice has announced details of its most daring and dramatic Zip Line Challenge yet – off the Kessock Bridge.
Detectives investigating the murder of Alistair Wilson in Nairn in 2004 have issued a fresh appeal for anybody who was in a nearby hotel that weekend.
A Highland woman's petition for improved treatment for the medical condition essential tremor has been before a Scottish Parliament committee.
New Scottish golf trail launched in honour of golfing legend Old Tom Morris is hailed as boost for tourism recovery.
New Scottish golf trail launched in honour of golfing legend Old Tom Morris is hailed as boost for tourism recovery.
The A9 near Alness will be closed be for some time while emergency services deal with a serious crash involving a number of vehicles.
A family fled for their lives after a blaze broke out in their Inverness flat shortly before 5am today.
A church in Tain is having a belated 'lambing time' with a twist because of the Covid outbreak two years ago.
A TRAUMA consultant at Raigmore Hospital has won an 'above and beyond' accolade from colleagues.
PEOPLE experiencing the North Coast 500 route are among the target customers for luxury self-catering tourist suites proposed in Tain’s High Street.
Don't abandon Covid good hygiene practices after pandemic ends urges Inverness doctor.
Castle Stuart Golf Links between Inverness and Nairn wins best clubhouse prize at the Scottish Golf Tourism Awards.
THE former Royal Bank of Scotland building on Inverness High Street could soon have a new lease of life as restaurant and flats.
The Free Church in Ullapool could soon have a pizza van parked in its car park if council planners give their blessing.
Our doctor explains how pharmacies are an import part of the health service.
Leading tourism group HITA is calling on people to help drive forward a successful awards venture.
A DONATION of £2000 has been made to the Pat Munro Foundation by the Friends of Alan Ross Fund in memory of the popular Tain man who died last year.
Members of Highland Council’s economy committee have spoken out against a “lack of democracy” in the national planning process for onshore wind.
Cairngorm Group saw their must fruitful year since they started trading in 1988.
Inverness GP considers meat and dairy consumption and how it is linked to both our health and that of planet.
