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Five centuries of salmon at heart of Bonar Bridge

Five centuries of salmon at heart of Bonar Bridge

Sir – James Mackay is quite right to raise the issue of proprietors buying the salmon netting rights in Bonar Bridge and closing them down forever…


From our November 8th edition

From our November 8th edition

Memories are funny things. Sometimes they work well and sometimes they don’t work at all!


An honour to play golf in memory of David McLetchie

An honour to play golf in memory of David McLetchie

My school friend Johnny "Pud" Fraser used to call my use of my 3-iron "the zip-crack", so fast was my backswing.


Dornoch community's bid for courthouse buy-out on hold for now

Dornoch community's bid for courthouse buy-out on hold for now

The Dornoch Area Community Interest Company has decided not to go ahead with its attempt to buy the Dornoch Sheriff Court building on behalf of the local…


Day of triumph for young athletes

Day of triumph for young athletes

A LARGE group of young athletes from East Sutherland made the long journey to Keith last Saturday for round two of the North Cross Country League and,…


Unbeaten record comes to end in Scottish Cup

Unbeaten record comes to end in Scottish Cup

BRORA Rangers’ proud unbeaten run this season finally came to an end against Scottish Cup third round opponents Clyde at Broadwood Stadium last…


4G solution to rural Broadband problems?

4G solution to rural Broadband problems?

Highland Council leader Drew Hendry is confident a stop-gap solution to bridge the absence of Broadband in some remote areas could throw a lifeline to…


From our 8th November edition

From our 8th November edition


Deep cleaning of ward at Raigmore Hospital to start

Deep cleaning of ward at Raigmore Hospital to start

Deep cleaning of Ward 7C is due to start this afternoon to allow the ward to reopen after it was closed to new admissions and transfers due to an increased…


Woman drove campervan at her father-in-law

Woman drove campervan at her father-in-law

An estranged Forres couple had appeared on the Jeremy Kyle Show only a few weeks prior to the woman driving her campervan at her father-in-law at…


Police target people driving illegally

Police target people driving illegally

This week and until Monday, Police Scotland Highland and Islands Division and Crimestoppers Highlands and Islands will be taking part in a national joint…


Driving ban for Shandwick man

Driving ban for Shandwick man

A NIGHT out in Tain cost a Shandwick man his driving licence at Tain Sheriff Court today.


Ward 7c closed at Raigmore Hospital

Ward 7c closed at Raigmore Hospital

A medical ward in Raigmore Hospital, Inverness is currently closed to new admissions and transfers due to an increased number of Clostridium difficile…


Peter Andre to play Inverness next year

Peter Andre to play Inverness next year

Peter Andre is to perform a one-off concert in Inverness. 


Website down

Website down

We apologise that our website has been down all day and we hope to get fully back on-line by tomorrow morning.


Grannie's Heilan' Hame operators receive top award

Grannie's Heilan' Hame operators receive top award

Holiday park operator Parkdean,  who own Grannie’s Heilan’ Hame in Embo, have been announced as the winner of the “Best UK Holiday…


Transport Police appeal for info following rowdy behaviour after County v Caley game

Transport Police appeal for info following rowdy behaviour after County v Caley game

British Transport Police (BTP) is appealing for information following disorderly behaviour by supporters who travelled by train following the Ross County…


Comfortable win for Brora Rangers

Comfortable win for Brora Rangers

Brora Rangers 3 :: Deveronvale 0


Dentistry without anaesthetic for Durness resident rather than travel 60 miles

Dentistry without anaesthetic for Durness resident rather than travel 60 miles

Almost half the residents of Durness have signed a petition urging NHS Highland to provide a dentist locally.


From our edition of 1st November

From our edition of 1st November

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