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The winners of the Highlands and Islands Food & Drink Awards 2024 were announced at a prestigious ceremony at the Kingsmills Hotel, Inverness.
Today’s UK Budget may have an adverse impact on Highland businesses.
When David Solomon set off to climb Ben Nevis, he was looking for an escape in the midst of lockdown. Little did he know he would make history.
SSEN has said that engineers are due on-site at 2pm with hopes to restore power by 3pm.
Timings, traffic restrictions and entertainment - everything you need to know about bonfire night in Inverness.
Senior members of The Highland Council made six commitments at the Housing Challenge Summit in Aviemore today.
The Housing Minister for the Scottish Government has said that he was unaware that Rural Housing Scotland (RHS) was set to close.
Over 100 delegates from local and national government and business organisations are present to look at solutions to the current housing challenge.
The Highland Council has called a Housing Challenge Summit to find solutions to the current housing emergency.
SSEN Transmission has pledged to support the delivery of more than 400 new homes in the region.
Highland Council has advised that operatives are on their way to clear the road.
The 8.55am train from Inverness to Kyle has been cancelled due to the adverse weather conditions.
A webinar will be held to outline the differences behind technology options which will transform the electricity in grid in the north of Scotland.
Several Highland firms and organisations have made the shortlist for the The Scottish Green Energy Awards.
Lauren Johnston (40) couldn’t get any more hours at her current job, due to the lack of options for her two year old son.
Highland tourism body, Highland Tourism CIC has welcomed a new director to its board this week.
The operator confirmed that several crossings, including a freight, will not take place tomorrow (October 18) due to adverse weather conditions.
The £304,000 project will address defects on more than 500 metres of the A96 trunk road at the Ardersier Junction.
The incident took place on Friday, October 11 at around 8.50pm on Main Street and involved a Hyundai i20 and a 62-year-old female pedestrian.
The cost of upgrading a six mile section of the A9 is now expected to cost £111m more than originally estimated.
