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Budget-conscious brides are finding their dream dress at a bargain price at an Inverness charity shop.
Confirmation that work to dual the A9 between Inverness and Perth will miss the 2025 deadline has prompted anger and dismay.
Council officers are seeking clarity on plans – lodged by Highland Council itself – to ease congestion at Inshes roundabout.
Confirmation that the 2025 deadline for dualling the A9 between Inverness and Perth will not be met has prompted anger.
Confirmation that the 2025 deadline for dualling the A9 between Inverness and Perth will not be met has prompted anger.
Excitement is growing as construction of Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with complex needs gathers pace in Inverness.
Anticipation is growing amid increased activity at the development of a new food zone in Inverness city centre.
Concerns have been raised about the future delivery of the Caledonian Sleeper rail service between Inverness and London.
The Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness – the region’s largest retail centre drawing in eight million customers a year – has a new manager.
An award-winning outdoor gear supplier is to open its 10th – and most northerly store – in the UK at a new venture in Inverness.
Controversial plans for a new supermarket in Inverness have been withdrawn.
Inverness and Cromarty Firth Green Freeport and Forth Green Freeport have been jointly selected to become Scotland’s first Green Freeports.
A ball gown made of recycled materials including a trampoline has won its Inverness creator an award at the world finals of a fashion competition.
The first baby born in the Highlands in 2023 was delivered at home in Inverness.
An Inverness surgeon who has treated the injured in Ukraine's war zone has been recognised in the New Year Honours.
Founder of centre which helps people across Highlands suffering arthritic conditions is among recipients
Thousands of children facing hardship will have presents to open on Christmas Day thanks to the generous Highland folk who made a ‘miracle’ happen.
Young carers in the Highlands may be missing out on support to which they are entitled, says an executive of a Scottish human rights organisation.
A new mental health support line doing the rounds on social media is not quite as it seems, mental health charity Mikeysline has warned.
Festival-goers will be asked to dressed as pirates at an event being planned in Beauly.
