Community

Classic cars are set to delight onlookers and petrolheads alike when they travel the north Highlands for charity next month.

A Wester Ross community hall is ready to return to being “the heart of the community” after a four-year revival project.

Health chiefs at NHS Highland have been ordered to apologise to relatives over the nursing care given to a patient who later died in hospital.

A child day care facility on the Black Isle has received a slightly mixed response from inspectors following their latest visit.

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Locals near various energy proposals have said a council map showing development across the region is a worthy starter but needs “significant work.”

A much-loved convenience store and post office in Kyle of Lochalsh has announced “difficult decision” to close the shop.

A Highland Council review on the future of Tain’s main leisure facility could see the town lose its only swimming pool.

It was a delightful sight against a stunning backdrop.

Energy giant SSEN is continuing investigative work along the controversial super-pylon route stretching from Caithness to Peterhead through Beauly.

Delight for campaigners as rise in school roll - from just one pupil - means it will remain open.

Ullapool’s benches, scattered throughout the village’s many beauty spots, are set to get a re-vamp, thanks to funding from the Highland Council.

More than 100 singers from across the UK will join a Black Isle community choir for a concert at Inverness Cathedral later this month.

A huge NATO training exercise is set to bring an invasion of warships, submarines, aircraft and armed forces to Highland coastal waters from Saturday.

Developers for the new Tain 3-18 campus, Kier Construction, informed stakeholders at a meeting to discuss the progress project on Monday.

A new charity has been launched in memory of a Highland mother who passed away from cancer in January 2024.

A power cut has hit more than 200 homes in the Black Isle.

A charity seeking to reduce social isolation and loneliness has transformed a premises in Alness.

Helen Crawford says it is a ‘good day for democracy’ as she sought to keep communities informed of the wave of projects planned for the region.

Hero firefighters who saved a heart attack victim’s life after he collapsed outside a hotel have been honoured.