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Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust said it was looking for a “long-term, community focused operator".

Local shops and restaurants are "the backbone of our communities", says Jamie Stone, and they need support to help them through a tough winter.

Scottish Government 'wants people to have certainty about receiving a payment'

Highland Council leader Margaret Davidson has welcomed confirmation of plans to create the UK's biggest wind farm tower rolling factory at Nigg

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NHS Highland is reminding people of key protections essential in reducing the spread of Covid-19 following cases of the new Omicron variant.

A Wick man said he felt there was no choice but to 'abandon' his elderly father at the local hospital after failing to get proper medical treatment.

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Sutherland County Committee heard from a local head teacher about the impact the reduction in hours worked by PSAs was having.

The UK's largest wind tower manufacturing facility is to built in the Highlands with a £110 million investment set to support hundreds of jobs.

Susan Smith chosen after 'rigorous' selection process

A collaboration between NHS Highland and Pfizer Inc aims to make the diagnosis of Lyme Disease easier and improve the way the disease is managed.

December 17 pencilled in for opening but resort is keeping a watching brief

Highland Council and police are urging the public to report any incidents of vandalism

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A shock report on Raigmore Hospital has detailed huge pressure on staff which union members claim is impacting on patient care.

Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone has warned that there is "still much more to do" in the fight against HIV and Aids.

Since arriving in Inverness to become chief executive of Eden Court, James Mackenzie-Blackman has spoken up issues from racism to gay rights.

Debbie Ross raised £555 which has been split between ESRA and mental health charity Mikey’s Line.

Work by five Highland artists has been unveiled in the Eastgate Shopping Centre