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Sensational performance in Elgin

In this week’s Strictly for a Cause podcast we speak to Jane Fuller and Andrew Simpkins.

Co-op and the festival are teaming up to support grassroots music, so Co-op members are being invited to enter an exclusive talent search.

First round of the Scottish Championship takes place on Saturday.

‘We want to produce exceptional welders who can have long and interesting careers and travel the world while being the best they can be at their job.’

Impressive new 7,500 square feet showroom is perfect place to show off everything for the home

Scott Murray, CEO of Cru Hospitality, tells us more about the biggest investment his business has worked on in its 15-year history.

An Inverness singer-songwriter who first gained fame on TikTok while working at a city café has announced a new tour and EP release.

BBC Scotland is bringing its flagship political debate show to Inverness this month.

In this week’s Strictly for a Cause podcast we speak to Mags Young and John O’Brien.

Work order sentences in the community can make a life-changing difference, with an Easter Ross project the latest example cited.

Whisky workers across several Highland distilleries have voted in favour of industrial action after pay negotiations with the parent company failed.

Police Scotland’s national rollout of body-worn video equipment is set to be introduced in the Highlands this summer.

A Wester Ross sports club have raised much-needed funds after pushing a bed for 25 miles.

Find out who won over the judges amidst great camaraderie at the SWI showcase staged in Maryburgh.

Young Ross County players targeting a once-in-a-lifetime football festival in Northern Ireland are going the extra mile to score some funding support.

‘Post Offices successfully operate in a wide range of shops including phone shops, vape stores, newsagents and convenience stores.’

Mini roundabout will also be put in place on safety grounds with 30mph limit

A major creative funding boost is set to transform opportunities for artists in the Highlands.

Planning permission has been secured for the development, which ‘will also serve as a vital tourism hub along the North Coast 500 route’.