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NHS Highland has advised people to beware after learning that fraudsters have been targetting patients who use the region's Telecare service.

It is hoped to hold the clothes swish on Saturday, March 16.

CHANGES to a key Scottish Government benefit will see around 20,000 people able to access money to help with food shopping costs for the first time.

THE Scottish Child Payment helped the families of more than 327,000 children at the end of December last year, official statistics have shown.

The fire walk will be held at Inverness Botanic Garden on Friday March 16.

The Executive Podcast provides exclusive interviews with business owners, industry experts, and thought leaders.

The 17th Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards, which launches today, celebrates the best tourism businesses in the Highlands.

Train travellers on this morning’s early service from Wick to Inverness have been hit by disruption north of Lairg.

Work to resurface the High Street, Bridge Street and Gilchrist Square will start on Monday, March 4.

All the clinics are drop-in and will be open from 2pm-4pm.

The death of a man on the Far North Line in Inverness last week is not being treated as suspicious, the British Transport Police have confirmed.

The firm has submitted a request for a scoping opinion to the Scottish Government’s Energy Consents Unit for the proposed development.

British Transport Police has revealed the person's sex and age but he has not yet been named by the force. Investigations are continuing.

The B9176 Struie Road, which provides a vital link between Ross-shire and southern and central Sutherland, will temporarily close at High Bridge.

Police have appealed for help finding a missing teenage sister and brother from Inverness who are known to frequent Caithness.

Roadworks will affect a mile-long section of road from the eastern end of Bettyhill to the turn off for Farr.

British Transport Police have confirmed that one person was pronounced dead at the scene following an incident on the Far North Line.

The railway line between Inverness and Dingwall has now reopened after emergency services attended an incident before 8am today.

Train services are either being cancelled, delayed or revised.