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Patients will be able to book appointments on a Saturday for the next six weeks.

The gathering offers scores of piping, dancing and athletics events as well as the traditional tests of strength for heavies.

The man was caught driving at nearly 120mph.

The shop will close this weekend for the start of building work.

Strathpeffer's Finn Crockett took to the road for the first time at this year's Commonwealth Games as he competed in the men's time trial.

A FORTROSE man who was living a chaotic lifestyle during the pandemic has narrowly avoided being locked up for a string of offences.

Struggling ferry operator CalMac is again reshuffling its pack in a bid to reinstate sialings on the 'Skye Triangle' routes.

Rosemarkie’s Groam House Museum needs to find new space after being asked to vacate an old stable block it rents on Rosehaugh Estate seven miles away.

THREE additional overnight closures will be in place on a major Highland trunk road junction to complete road works.

A fleet of cargo bikes displaying miniature vertical farms has set off from Edinburgh for a Scotland-wide tour ending in the Highlands.

Three German visitors who became disoriented on a Ross-shire outing sparked a callout for a Ross-shire mountain rescue team.

Traffic is expected to be heavier on roads leading to the Black Isle Show today as the event makes an eagerly anticipated return to action.

THE findings of an archaeological survey into illicit whisky production at Torridon will be showcased at two events next week.

A fault with the phone lines in the Lochalsh Health Care Centre has been resolved.

Pupils at an Easter Ross primary school could reap the benefits of the renewables' revolution on their doorstep, a head teacher believes.

Some petrol stations are offering better value for money than others.

THE memory of a courageous and much-missed Ross-shire woman will be honoured at one of the biggest showcase events in the county.

Parents and carers have been put on their guard today over the potential temporary contamination by dog faeces of a burn on the Black Isle.

Admission is free and lots of fun is planned.

A Black Isle fair with a long has cancelled this year's event just over a week before it was due to be staged.