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Three holiday let cabins could be built on croft land in the Lochalsh area under plans lodged with Highland Council.

A store in the Eastgate Centre is set to shut its doors on May 21.

Controversial plans for a new distillery have been pulled temporarily by developers amid promises to revise them in the wake of vocal opposition.

The opening of a public toilet may not sound like much of a draw. But this one proved popular.

Whisky workers at an Easter Ross distillery were on the picket lines today [Thursday] after pay talks broke down.

Inverness’ new mobile Jobcentre will be pulling up to community centres and residential areas in coming weeks.

The amateur dramatics group is building on a successful cabaret event which proved a hit at the same venue.

An Easter Ross inn that closed its doors for the final time has thanked members of the public for their kind good wishes.

Ikea fans in the Highlands could soon find it even easier to pick up their favourite Scandi-style furniture - after a planning application was lodged.

A lack of sleep and work-life balance were among the areas impacting the mental health of farmers and crofters, according to a new survey.

Stagecoach North confirms its ticket prices will change at the end of April, but does not provide details as to new costs or if any will be lower.

Electricity network projects worth £55 million in the Inverness and Highlands area will be carried out by the Freedom Group.

Leader Alex Cole-Hamilton says ‘People in the Highlands know we are best placed to beat the SNP’.

Short memories over the impact of Covid on lifeline tourism, says Colin Campbell, amidst debate over tourist tax.

A proposal for three lodges “on the edge of the NC500”, near Dingwall, have been granted approval by the Highland Council.

Plans for a new quay at Nigg have been approved despite long-standing concerns over noise and the potential impact on wildlife.

Keeping the kids busy and entertained over the Easter holidays can be a bit of a challenge, but you don’t have to look too far for some fantastic fun.

The company says the ‘key component’ together with others will help deliver £100 million in community benefit for north of Scotland.

A call for an emergency summit on social care in the Highlands has been backed by one of the region’s biggest independent care providers.

A Ross-based tourism development expert is calling on Labour to refine Jeremy Hunt’s UK tax on second homes before it damages innovation in tourism.