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The snow and ice seen across all of the Highlands, and much of Scotland too, on January 2 comes alongside a fresh yellow weather warning.
Flooding at Tore on the A9 is one of many Highland locations facing adverse weather today (December 31).
According to eyewitnesses, heavy rain, a landslide and tree caused the road to be blocked on the morning of December 31, since approximately 8.30am.
Grassroots charity Kats Second Editions, was founded by Katrena ‘Kat’ Macleod in 2020 and became an officially-registered charity in July 2024.
The bountiful will be featuring in the first episode of Monty Don’s new series, exploring British gardens.
The incident, which occurred in the early hours of December 26, saw a “significant” quantity of alcohol and cigarettes being taken from the shop.
Orlagh MacIver, has opened up alongside her mum Sarah in a new Mikeysline podcast titled Speaking of Suicide.
After months of practise, dancers at South Lodge Primary School put on a show at the school with help from their dancing teacher, Leonie Reid.
Tain pupils dazzled Innis Mhor Care Home residents with their festive tunes, as they make an effort to “give something back to the community”.
The abandoned vehicles prove to be “not only an eyesore but an environmental risk,” according to a local MSP.
As 2024 draws to a close, it’s a great time to take stock and have a look back at what has happened over the course of a typically tumultuous year.
At a time of year when many take stock and look ahead to the year to come, we asked some well-known faces about their hopes for 2025.
The charity behind the event saw almost 300 people attend over the two days.
Organised by Evanton Wood Community Community Company, the event saw people walk the illuminated trail side-by-side.
Eilean Dubh Care Home saw a “fantastic turnout” at their Christmas party as well as the creation of “lasting memories”.
A former Dingwall Academy geography teacher has gifted a monumentally-tall Christmas tree to the school, grown in his front garden.
Earlier this month saw new volunteer recruits Danny Simpson, Andy Haines and Lee Falkiner pass their Tier 1 assessments.
The Wester Ross local, who was returning home after a trip to the central belt, was “surprised” by the Citylink bus fare of £205.99 on their website.
Taking place at Ben Wyvis Primary, all 48 of the party-goers get a lift to the school where they got a three-course meal with a few drinks.
The shop is due to move into the former VisitScotland tourist information centre on 6 Argyle Street.
