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‘A tremendous feeling’: We’ve now got a World Heritage Site on our doorstep

‘A tremendous feeling’: We’ve now got a World Heritage Site on our doorstep

‘A tremendous feeling’: We’ve now got a World Heritage Site on our doorstep

26 July 2024

An exciting future is in store for Caithness and Sutherland after the Flow Country peatlands were designated as a World Heritage Site on Friday.


Police Scotland blitz on Scotland’s biggest killer road snares 291 offences in just 4 days

Police Scotland blitz on Scotland’s biggest killer road snares 291 offences in just 4 days

Police Scotland blitz on Scotland’s biggest killer road snares 291 offences in just 4 days

26 July 2024

A four-day blitz on dangerous driving on the A9 by Police Scotland has led to 291 offences being detected.


Flow Country joins Great Barrier Reef and Grand Canyon among Unesco World Heritage sites

Flow Country joins Great Barrier Reef and Grand Canyon among Unesco World Heritage sites

Flow Country joins Great Barrier Reef and Grand Canyon among Unesco World Heritage sites

26 July 2024

Unesco World Heritage Site status for the Flow Country will unlock a raft of economic, environmental and social opportunities, it has been predicted.


Inverness and Highlands set to miss out on opportunity to host UK government’s state-owned GB Energy firm

Inverness and Highlands set to miss out on opportunity to host UK government’s state-owned GB Energy firm

Inverness and Highlands set to miss out on opportunity to host UK government’s state-owned GB Energy firm

26 July 2024

The Highlands is set to miss out on the chance of becoming home to a new UK public energy company, according to reports.


Accident ‘likely caused by dumped grey water’ left motorcyclist ‘in pain every day’

Accident ‘likely caused by dumped grey water’ left motorcyclist ‘in pain every day’

Accident ‘likely caused by dumped grey water’ left motorcyclist ‘in pain every day’

26 July 2024

An NC500 motorcyclist who suffered 18 fractures and has been left “in pain every day” due to an accident believes it was caused by grey water waste.


Will Highland homes and businesses face a summer of stench and overflowing bins through waste workers strike?

Will Highland homes and businesses face a summer of stench and overflowing bins through waste workers strike?

Will Highland homes and businesses face a summer of stench and overflowing bins through waste workers strike?

24 July 2024

Highland Council should know by early next month whether homes and businesses face a summer of overflowing bins and stench on the streets.


Is splitting up Highland Council the solution to improving public services?

Is splitting up Highland Council the solution to improving public services?

Is splitting up Highland Council the solution to improving public services?

22 July 2024

The public has been having their say on whether or not they agree Highland Council has the worst public services in mainland Scotland.


YOUR VIEWS: Re-election, pot holes and the ‘Nationalist scourge’

YOUR VIEWS: Re-election, pot holes and the ‘Nationalist scourge’

YOUR VIEWS: Re-election, pot holes and the ‘Nationalist scourge’

20 July 2024

Readers share their views on stories making the headlines.


‘That is what it’s all about, giving your body energy’

‘That is what it’s all about, giving your body energy’

‘That is what it’s all about, giving your body energy’

20 July 2024

Two years on from a visit by the future King, the Healing Hub is continuing to help people with a range of health issues – and there’s room for more.


Deputy First Minister discusses her experience with postnatal depression in candid new podcast series

Deputy First Minister discusses her experience with postnatal depression in candid new podcast series

Deputy First Minister discusses her experience with postnatal depression in candid new podcast series

18 July 2024

Deputy First Minster Kate Forbes has spoken about her experience with postnatal depression on the new series of the podcast, Speaking of Suicide.


King Charles praises news titles as ‘antidote to misinformation’

King Charles praises news titles as ‘antidote to misinformation’

King Charles praises news titles as ‘antidote to misinformation’

16 July 2024

King Charles has said that news media titles underpin democracy and are “an antidote to misinformation” in a message to News Media Association members


‘There is more loneliness than ever’: Befriending service in plea for volunteers

‘There is more loneliness than ever’: Befriending service in plea for volunteers

‘There is more loneliness than ever’: Befriending service in plea for volunteers

12 July 2024

A plea has gone out for more volunteers to join a far north befriending service amid concerns about an increase in loneliness since the pandemic.


OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: A privileged look round an abandoned island

OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: A privileged look round an abandoned island

OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: A privileged look round an abandoned island

11 July 2024

Choppy waters are worth it for a visit to Eilean Nan Roan.


Helmsdale United aim to keep Highland Amateur Cup dream alive this weekend

Helmsdale United aim to keep Highland Amateur Cup dream alive this weekend

Helmsdale United aim to keep Highland Amateur Cup dream alive this weekend

09 July 2024

Only one team from Sutherland left in the competition.


Former Red Arrows pilot with sight issues completes 1000-mile run at John O’Groats

Former Red Arrows pilot with sight issues completes 1000-mile run at John O’Groats

Former Red Arrows pilot with sight issues completes 1000-mile run at John O’Groats

09 July 2024

Higgy, a former Red Arrows pilot with glaucoma, completes a 1000-mile run to raise awareness of glaucoma.


POLITICAL LANDSCAPE: Continuity has not cut it as civil wars break out in the SNP and the Scottish Conservatives

POLITICAL LANDSCAPE: Continuity has not cut it as civil wars break out in the SNP and the Scottish Conservatives

POLITICAL LANDSCAPE: Continuity has not cut it as civil wars break out in the SNP and the Scottish Conservatives

08 July 2024

Meanwhile Liberal Democrats head to London to represent the Highlands with a new UK government in place.


Wick round-Britain rowers delayed by weather but ‘still on target’

Wick round-Britain rowers delayed by weather but ‘still on target’

Wick round-Britain rowers delayed by weather but ‘still on target’

06 July 2024

Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross have encountered a weather delay off the south coast but say they are “still on target” to complete their epic challenge.


DAVID RICHARDSON: Tourism challenges lie ahead on a personal and much wider level

DAVID RICHARDSON: Tourism challenges lie ahead on a personal and much wider level

DAVID RICHARDSON: Tourism challenges lie ahead on a personal and much wider level

30 June 2024

Business Focus by David Richardson


CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: We dream of an ideal society - where people feel connection and belonging

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: We dream of an ideal society - where people feel connection and belonging

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: We dream of an ideal society - where people feel connection and belonging

30 June 2024

The opportunity to put a cross on a ballot paper is a sacred act, says our columnist.


NHS HIGHLAND: DadPad app will support new dads - and help their partners too

NHS HIGHLAND: DadPad app will support new dads - and help their partners too

NHS HIGHLAND: DadPad app will support new dads - and help their partners too

29 June 2024

While new dads will feel excited they may also feel left out, unsure and overwhelmed, says our columnist.


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