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Lochinver lifeboat was launched yesterday morning to assist the crab fishing vessel Sparkling Line after she fouled her prop on fishing gear – and…
The individual awards of £250 will bolster 200 local groups throughout Scotland, allowing them to make small improvements to their local environment.…
The ward, which was closed to new admissions and visitors on Thursday 23 April because of a norovirus outbreak, is the last of the closed wards to reopen.…
The Highland Council has confirmed today that it will proceed with its proposal to establish a brand new 3-18 School Campus for Tain, at an estimated…
Whilst formal identification is yet to take place, it is understood that the occupants of the light aircraft, which left Inverness airport yesterday,…
Police are issuing a warning and advice on a phone scam reported to be targeting householders in the Highlands and Islands.
James Mackay, sixth of the seven children of Jim and Lizzie Mackay of Newlands, Bettyhill, was never actually known as James but, like many in the remnants…
HIGHLAND Council has come under fire over its handling of a chimney stack reconstruction project at its north headquarters at Drummuie in Golspie.
Doctors in the Netherlands are being targeted in a recruitment campaign by NHS Highland.
Plans to transform magnificent Carbisdale Castle into a luxury, five-star hotel, were severely tested at a packed public meeting on Wednesday night, as…
"You are about to hear a piece of music," said a presenter on BBC Radio 3 this week, "written by a composer who became a priest. However, he hardly wrote…
A week ago today the weather was fine, and after half an afternoon in the garden it was suggested that the end of the day should be marked by outdoor…
25 YEARS AGO(April 27th, 1990)
A POLICE officer from Tain whose violent behaviour put his partner in fear of her life, has been sentenced to a community payback order (CPO).
A DRUNKEN Dornoch driver who crashed into a stationary tanker laden with fuel has been fined and banned from the road.
Following assessment, Raigmore Hospital in Inverness has been reopened to visitors.
Highlands & Islands MSP and road safety campaigner, David Stewart, who championed the introduction of the 50mph HGV speed limit on the A9, with the…
A SELF-EMPLOYED fencer from Alness who assaulted four people after a night spent drinking and drug taking, had hallucinations that he was in Afghanistan.
