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Hosted by the Lochbroom and Ullapool Church of Scotland on Mill Street, the event sees entries of extremely creative trees.
The Fain Brew coffee wagon, run by Lee Taylor from Dundonnell, offers a range of drinks for those passing by.
Dingwall youngsters have gotten a special visit from Santa and his pals, as the Grotto Bus brings festive cheer to children across the Highlands.
The forest operations will take around six weeks to complete over a 16-hectare area, and will include thinning and clear fell work.
The forest operations will take around six weeks to complete over a 16-hectare area, and will include thinning and clear fell work.
Gairloch High School was “delighted” to announce that former pupil, Stuart Caddell, has been chosen as the new leader of the school.
Dingwall’s charity tractor run, which tours multiple Ross-shire towns and villages, is set to return later this month.
Avoch Early Learning and Child Care received multiple positive key messages as well as two “areas for improvement” following the inspection.
An NC500-route shop, Contin Village Store, has hit the market and is looking for offers over £495,000.
In an exclusive Q&A, Inverness businesses have shared where their favourite places to shop are in the city centre.
Havørn is set to offer a range of Scottish art and hand-crafted items, as well as showcasing the work of guest artists.
Beginning at 9pm today until 10am tomorrow, the yellow ice warning covers the whole east coast of Scotland.
October saw four Highland suicides over just eight days — proving that Cromarty-based charity James Support Group is needed now more than ever.
UHI Inverness has achieved a 96% overall satisfaction rating in its first-term student survey for the second year in a row.
Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd has urged unpaid carers in Highland to check their eligibility for financial support.
The charity says that demand has grown for their services, yet resources and funding has only gotten thinner each year.
A Highlands and Islands MSP has contacted Scottish Ministers again calling for a freeze on any more closures of VisitScotland’s iCentres.
School pupils found themselves forced to walk along the road, as works from SSEN blocked the footpath without providing an alternative route.
Almost every business in the Wester Ross village will be open late, with festive delights to share to celebrate the annual lights switch-on.
The Saint Duthus Walking Football club began in 2021 — some of the members have shared what brings them to the club each week.
