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The Scottish Government's Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF) has awarded a total of £1,180,000 to projects in Assynt.

Donations towards the cost of the fireworks can be made via collecting tins in local outlets.

The mountain rescue team worked with police, coastguard and the fire service in the search of the northern shores of Loch Assynt.

An emergency meeting will be held to discuss funding, staffing and accommodation problems

The whisky festival runs from Friday to Sunday, October 28-30, and includes whisky masterclasses, and tastings as well as whisky paired dinners.

Anglers could be legally prohibited from eating any salmon they catch in Scotland’s rivers, under a proposed law aimed at preserving fish numbers.

But critics are still not jumping for joy over what they call 'significantly' lower rates

Douglas Ross says Mr Sunak is 'uniquely well equipped' for the job but Jamie Stones believes 'Highlanders deserve better'

Police have thanked the public after tracking down David Bennett, who had been reported missing.

An opportunity has arisen to volunteer in support of Caithness and Sutherland Women’s Aid (CASWA).

ASPIRING entrepreneurs are invited to apply to the 2023 UHI Business Competition which has £8000 in prize money up for grabs.

The school has worked hard in recent years to ensure that Mr McBeath's wartime bravery will not be forgotten.

Rishi Sunak is set to become the third Prime Minister in less than 50 days after he was elected leader of the Conservative party.

Funding is being made available for community groups to host cycling events during next summer’s UCI Cycling World Championships.

A bench has been unveiled in Golspie to celebrate the 50th anniversary of mental health charity Support in Mind Scotland

Communities for Coul has thanked everyone contributed to its crowdfunder.

A NEW website providing information on the wide range of advice and financial support available to people in Scotland has been launched.

The donation brings the total raised for charity by the society since its foundation in 1983 to more than £40,000.

King Charles III, then Prince Charles officially opened the mart at a ceremony in August.

An update on the Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) budget position is provided in a new report from Highland Council.