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LOCAL girl Caitlin Boa was the only Royal Dornoch junior member to figure in her club’s junior open competition on April 14th and she did so with…
Police can confirm that missing person, Steven William Gunn, has been found safe and well in the Inverness area.
Individuals, communities and organisations from Annan to Wick have been invited to give their views to the Justice Committee on the local impact of the…
Trading Standards officers of The Highland Council Standards Service are warning householders to be on their guard if approached at their home and offered…
POLICE are appealing for information regarding an alleged attempted robbery in Alness.
A MAN who pulled down his partner’s trousers and struck her on the leg with a poker was ordered to pay her £250 compensation at Tain Sheriff…
A YOUNG Helmsdale motorist, who was stopped for drink driving after attending a funeral, had an alcohol reading which had proved fatal in the past…
A HELMSDALE man is to stand trial on a charge of threatening or abusive behaviour.
Dunrobin Castle has been rated by its visitors as one of the UK’s best tourism attractions.
A DISGRACED Highland Councillor who committed a £43,000 fraud by making false benefits claims is to use his pension to pay back some of the thousands…
A new interactive map displaying employment figures within the energy sector in the Highlands and Islands has been launched today.
RECRUITING a new Highland Council chief executive could cost a whopping £12,000-plus, it has emerged.
As we reported yesterday, Stagecoach have launched a major network of overnight sleepercoach services from Scotland to London (including Inverness) this…
A HIGHLAND sub-postmistress is celebrating 60 years’ service with the Post Office – and she still has no plans to retire.
After the events of this past week, the words of a song by Graham Kendrick came to mind.
If you were walking on Tain Links in the late 1950s, and if you were at the Glenmorangie end of the links and it was mid-summer, then you might have heard…
Staff at the Highlands and Islands Tourism Council mailing centre in Golspie had sent out 60,000 holiday brochures over the previous two months, in January…
LILY BYRON, now living in Rosehall, continues her memories of life in Ardgay in the 1950s:
GAVIN Neill of Tain lived a dream working at the Masters Golf tournament in Augusta.
