UNDER-fire bus company Stagecoach is up before the Traffic Commissioner this morning (Fri) to answer complaints about the service it is providing in parts…
ROSS-SHIRE students starting new courses in Inverness could come face to face with a nasty shock next week.
AN ALNESS woman caught stealing clothes worth £24 from Marks and Spencer store in Inverness had her sentence deferred for background reports.
EIGHT people - seven men and one woman - appeared on petition at Inverness Sheriff in private before Sheriff David Hall on Thursday on drugs-related charges…
A COUNCILLOR jailed for 12 months for a £43,000 benefit fiddle has resigned from Highland Council.
NORTH MSP Rob Gibson has accused anti-wind-farm campaigners of being selfish in their refusal to accept the long-term benefits of renewable energy to…
SEVEN people are expected to appear in court on Thursday following a massive police swoop which led to the recovery of £100,000 worth of drugs.
A NEW Pubwatch scheme aimed at reducing anti-social behaviour in licensed premises in Dingwall has been launched - and troublemakers are being warned…
NORTHERN Constabulary's top cop has issued a diplomatic response to a widely anticipated Scottish Government decision for a single, nationwide force.
CROMARTY is positioning itself as the place to be this weekend with a host of events converging on the same day.
An historic Ross-shire town will come under the spotlight at a special week of celebrations.
BLACK Isle motorists are being invited to attend a free Fuel Efficient Driving event this weekend to find out how they could slash up to £300 per year…
A SPECIAL dram created in the name of a prince in Tain 14 years ago will again be given the royal seal of approval when it's bottled today.
BLACK Isler Iain Chalmers has proved he can cut it in the world of chainsaw carving by winning the Scottish championships for the second year in a row.…
THE new cluster head for Maryburgh and Conon Bridge primary schools has been named as Rita McDaid.
SEVERAL Ross-shire businesses are in the running for a prestigious food and drink award.
THE funeral will take place today (Tues) of a popular former Ross-shire driving instructor who lost his life in a garage fire.
BACKROOM staff are bracing themselves for another hectic day at Victoria Park as the second tranche of tickets for the eagerly anticipated tussle with…
THOUSANDS of people flocked to Dingwall on Saturday for the town’s Great Feil Maree - the biggest turnout since the historic event was revived in 2006.
A LITTLE taste of Ross-shire marked an airline's first flight from the Highland capital to Amsterdam on Monday.