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Tesco teamed up with Groundwork to launch its community funding scheme, which sees grants of up to £4000, raised from carrier bag sales in Tesco…
The incident happened at the club, which is off Chapel Road in Tain, between 7pm on Tuesday, September 5 and 7.30am on Wednesday, September 6.
Equipment including a radio, along with a laptop computer and bottles of whisky were stolen during the break-in at Dundonnell Mountain Rescue Team’s…
Local authority leader Margaret Davidson has put forward a motion asking councillors to back her fight against the closure of the Inverness police control…
Bosses at the Nigg Energy Park are seeking planning permission from Highland Council for a new development to ensure the facility is read for all types…
As Highland Council prepares to streamline its capital budget, when it is expected projects worth £45 million will have to be scrapped, SNP opposition…
The Highland Archaeology Festival, which kicks off on September 29, will offer a range of walks, talks, workshops, exhibitions, the annual conference,…
In the last year the council has had to pay £20,958 to 92 angry motorists to fix vehicles damaged by potholes, drainage problems or other road faults,…
PAYMENT of £115,000 to a temporary employee for six months’ work has been justified by Highland Council, which claims the move has saved up…
But unfortunately little Louis Mackay Stephenson is just a bit too far away to go to many games – and in any case he’s only six months old.
The non-executive members will be expected to play a central role in guiding the strategies which address the health and adult social care needs of the…
A HIGHLAND hospital ward closed for almost two weeks following a norovirus outbreak has reopened to admissions and visitors.
The ward, which was closed on August 23 due to four patients testing positive for the virus, has now been deep cleaned.
North Highland Radio, which aims to be a full-time FM/DAB station, was gifted the windfall by Apache North Sea through a Bond Charity Programme which…
THE full scale of the widespread devastation left behind by a flash flood in a rural Ross-shire community has been revealed by the worst affected residents,…
Mrs Betsy Walling was presented with the accolade by the head of Forestry Commission Scotland, Jo O’Hara. Betsy, who retired in December last year,…
The bid to make Dingwall “dementia friendly” this week brought together carers, politicians and decision-makers amidst calls to ensure those…
Jean Henderson of The Pantry in Cromarty has taken away a folding table, two chairs and an ice cream sign from the pavement outside after two visits from…
Last November Highland Council’s planning applications committee turned down the anaerobic digester plant on Rosskeen Farm near Invergordon.
Kelly Skinner and Lisa Macdonlad from Tain, along with Zoe Mackay from Invergordon and Amanda Waugh, now living in Dornoch but originally from Tain, represented…
