Community

One of the standout exhibits is the historic charter, granted by King Charles I, that officially made Dornoch into a Royal Burgh.

Players at Sutherland Women’s football club will benefit from the opportunity to receive sports therapy treatments throughout the current season.

The theme of the Party in the Park was ‘Royal Teddy Bears Picnic Party’.

A 42-year-old woman has died following a serious accident last night.

Workers began a major £3.5 million project last month to transform Old School Clyne into a community heritage centre and museum.

Voluntary organisations took stalls at the event and Tumbles of Fun provided soft play equipment to entertain the children.

Thurso was well-prepared to welcome the AIDAsol cruise ship contingent when the huge vessel berthed at Scrabster harbour on Saturday.

Brora is repeating its hugely successful Party in the Park, first held last year to mark the coronation of King Charles II.

A community regeneration scheme that pumped £10 million into 324 local projects has been hailed by Highland councillors for “two years of success”.

An old Doran house in an Ullapool street could be demolished and replaced after a prior application notification was lodged with Highland Council.

A play commissioned, written and produced in the Highlands is set to be performed in the region for the first time this weekend.

Retired vet Frank Stephen, whose wife Moira has vascular dementia, is to walk the 147-mile John O’Groats Trail this month for Alzheimer Scotland.

Caithness Beach Cleans eco group took a trip over the Ord to Sutherland for some well-needed coastal cleaning.

One woman has died following a serious crash on the A9, near Tore roundabout.

Healthcare campaigners are preparing for a wellbeing festival in Wick next month that will feature around 40 exhibitors as well as guest speakers.

Pupils at Golspie High School have helped design special stamps for walkers on the John O’Groats Trail.

LCC Live and popular band Skipinnish have announced a special, up close and personal acoustic session at the Eastgate Shopping Centre, Inverness.

The shop donated thousands of meals to good causes in the Highlands during the recent Easter school holidays.

The annual salaries for newly appointed Highland Council assistant chief executives has been revealed - each earning £124,787.

Plans for a new mode of transport in the Highlands has taken another step forward.