Inverness’ new mobile Jobcentre will be pulling up to community centres and residential areas in coming weeks.
Next up in our Life After Cancer series, we speak to the badass that is Pennie Latin-Stuart.
In this week’s Strictly for a Cause podcast we speak to Mags Young and John O’Brien.
Next up in our Life After Cancer series, we meet the resilient Rob Worthing.
In this week’s Strictly for a Cause podcast we speak to Jorja Campbell and Niall Ross.
Rachel Smart shares her story of working as a carer during the Covid pandemic.
A major creative funding boost is set to transform opportunities for artists in the Highlands.
Police Scotland has been contacted for comment.
The A9 is currently closed in both directions at Alness due to a road traffic collision.
Special Needs Action Project (SNAP) was founded nearly 30 years ago to improve the lives of young people with additional needs.
A suicide prevention charity has won the Emergency Services or Crisis Support Service of the Year at Highland Heroes 2025.
Angus MacDonald was announced as primary school pupil of the year at the packed out Highland Heroes awards at the Drumossie Hotel on Friday night.
Roadworks are set to take place on the A9 between the Longman Roundabout and Raigmore Interchange from tonight.
Inverness Airport has won the best airport in Europe serving under two million passengers — for the fifth year in a row.
After working as a therapeutic radiographer for her entire career, Maureen Beange had no idea that one day she would be the one receiving the therapy.
In this week’s Strictly for a Cause Podcast we speak to Natalie Glendinning and Danny Heaton.
The annual dancing competition Strictly Inverness will be taking place in May.
Alistair Dodds CBE has served on the HIE board for 11 years and was due to stay in the chairman position until April 2026.
The annual dancing competition Strictly Inverness will be taking place in May.
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