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Unpaid carers, disabled people and people on low incomes are being encouraged to see if they are entitled to thousands of pounds in benefits in 2025.
The chairman of the North Coast 500 had to spend time sheltering in an air-raid shelter in Lviv during a mercy mission to war-torn Ukraine.
Progress is being made by teams attempting to clear the Far North Line after the railway was impacted by several floods and landslips on Hogmanay.
Mountain rescuers were given royal recognition of an astonishing 227 years of combined service at a ceremony in December.
Keen walkers will be lacing up their boots for a long-distance challenge in the Highlands next summer.
Waspi women have been subject to a “great injustice” according to far north MSP Maree Todd.
People who rely on repeat medication are being reminded that they need to plan ahead for the upcoming holiday season.
Two trade bodies that represent news publishers in Scotland and the UK have joined forces to strengthen the voice of the industry.
Expert advisers based in the Highlands say they are able to offer help to householders who are facing rising energy bills this winter.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Even in the winter, there are ways of enjoying the dark evenings, John Davidson finds as he heads to the Cairngorms National Park
Far north MSP Maree Todd acknowledged that rural communities are facing “critical challenges” after a report said basic rights were not being met.
Four charities benefitting from the 2024 Highland Cross received their donations at a celebration event. John Davidson reports on a landmark year
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A community forest in the heart of Strathglass makes for a peaceful walk in the woods, John Davidson discovers
The 40th staging of the Highland Cross has seen the fundraising total from the event exceed £6 million after another record figure was raised.
Ahead of the Highland Cross handover night on Thursday, John Davidson asks the benefitting charities about the impact of the event on the work they do
A banned pesticide which can kill pets and humans has been found in a poisoned bird of prey close to a Highland woodland walk.
Traffic speeds are to be monitored on a stretch of the A9 in the north Highlands where there is a high risk of deer collisions.
The group that promotes the North Coast 500 says it is encouraging responsible tourism with a new Visitor Pledge it has introduced.
Tickets for next year’s Etape Loch Ness are expected to sell out within a couple of days as priority entry is due to open on Tuesday morning.
John Davidson steps up for 26.2-miler after watching wife and others complete challenge close to home
