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Stunning works of art produced by sought-out Easter Ross craftspeople will be showcased on a global stage later today.

Highland Council's plan to meet net zero carbon targets by 2045 is spelled out at council's climate change committee

The strikes are in response to plans to cut £4 million from the UHI's budget and make dozens of staff redundant.

Short Term Let Licence failings could create 'additional significant demand' say Police Scotland

Free Climate Springboard online programme is now available to tourism businesses across the Highlands & Islands

Who will you nominate as your fundraiser of the year?

The Port of Cromarty Firth (PoCF) has released its annual results for the year ending 2022.

The Communication Workers' Union's Highland chair issued the warning after an MP highlighted NHS patients who'd missed appointments due to late mail.

A young Highland journalist has won a national award for highlighting the plight of displaced care home residents in her home town of Ullapool.

Business Comment by David Richardson, regional development manager at the Federation of Small Businesses

"In many parts of our region, the Screen Machine is the only cultural anchor with people [otherwise] being faced with a six-hour round trip".

Nominate your health heroes who go above and beyond their call of duty

Richard and Isabelle Flannery run the Highland Charcuterie and Smoke House Ltd, located at Oldshoremore, near Kinlochbervie.

The Federation of Small Businesses is urging the Scottish Government to listen to small accommodation providers' questions about the Visitor Levy.

Study finds half of Highlands and Islands businesses plan to grow over the next two years.

The cause was the nominated charity for the event at the Kingsmills Hotel.

"The winners really do showcase the diverse nature of businesses in the Highlands and Islands," said one of the organisers.

Show carers just how much you value their support

10 accolades were handed out at an event in Inverness.

THE failure of a bid to pause the introduction of short-term lets licensing legislation has been branded "disappointing" by a Highland MSP.