Business and individuals in Grantown have banded together to support a popular local bakery who for months has been trying to ...

A social media figure who published a video titled ‘me disabling a cell tower’ has denied causing damage to a 4G mast.

Anne-Marie Brown was granted two taxi operator licences by Highland Council’s licensing committee at its meeting on Tuesday.

Hill to Grill returned to Nethy Bridge for its fifth year this week and despite storm warnings and a move indoors, the day ...

Bank of Scotland has claimed it is backing Inverness with its £900,000 investment in its new-look branch. It the ‘glow-up’ is ...

Highland motorists and businesses will see fuel duties frozen and business rates slashed under chancellor John Healy’s first Budget Statement.

Around 22,000 homes are still without power across the north of Scotland, as engineers battle to reconnect properties before ...

The principle of an independent review was agreed in September, with the latest report setting out the next steps.

A north-east care home group is in the running for a prestigious national award thanks to its fundraising for charities.

A motorist who was almost 13 times the drug-drive limit was snared by a police patrol on the A9 while acting on a tip-off.

The council’s social work teams have fallen behind on legal duties to review guardianship orders, a report warns.

There is no currently requirement to inform care homes residents or relatives that such reports have been published.