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‘We couldn’t have built Munro Sawmills the way it is today without him. Working with him for nearly 40 years has been an absolute pleasure.’
Leading rural organisations say muirburn licensing delays could risk exacerbating the growing threat of wildfires across Scotland.
Police hunting for selfish wild campers who sparked fury after hacking down trees, fly-tipping their gear and rubbish and ignoring wildfire warnings.
The life-threatening shock of her husband’s sudden brain bleed has led a Black Isle woman to the brink of a payback marathon challenge.
An Inverness mother who suffered an unimaginable loss wants to see good come out of tragedy by encouraging everyone to help those in need.
A Black Isle girl has been given the “prestigious honour” of being appointed as a Lord Lieutenant’s Cadet
Impressive new 7,500 square feet showroom is perfect place to show off everything for the home
A Nairnshire artist’s creativity is behind one of the statues included in a public art initiative in support of Highland Hospice.
It considers applications for support with the cost of connecting to the electricity network for individual homeowners and some community groups.
The senior boys’ select have been crowned winners of a national cup, despite the final not being played.
Outstanding performance to land major award.
The North of Scotland can add some silverware to their cabinet, but not in the manner that anyone would have wanted.
The Staggies now know exactly what the end of their season looks like after the Premiership’s post-split fixture list was released.
She took a bronze medal from Birmingham, but has since chosen to represent Spain, ruling her out of next summer’s event.
Up and coming footballers in Tain are being asked to register for an opportunity to sample a taste of top-level European training.
St Mirren were celebrating not just three points, but a top six finish at the full time whistle.
League and cup double secured.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Fiona Russell speaks to Quinn Young who said she didn’t want to stop after becoming one of the youngest to finish the Munros aged 10
Piri-piri chicken fans have just one week to wait for Inverness’s newest takeaway and restaurant to open its doors.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A former railway line that is now part of a long-distance walking and cycling route has reopened after being closed for two years
ACTIVE OUTDOORS On a trip up two familiar Munros, John Davidson contemplates the changing face of a mountain set to become a huge hydro-electric store
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson is on the lookout for the elusive Highland tiger on a waymarked walk around the Badenoch village
First Minister John Swinney was speaking ahead of the event on Wednesday.
The crash happened at a pedestrian crossing, and the child was taken to The Royal Hospital for Children and Young People.
Police Scotland said that its review would consider the Supreme Court judgment ‘as well as revised national guidance’.
The Education (Scotland) Bill would scrap and replace the SQA with Qualifications Scotland.
