RURAL businesses and households in the Highlands now have the chance to tap into high-speed connectivity thanks to Starlink satellite technology.

Nursery pupils at an Inverness primary school have started the new school year in a new unit – in the neighbouring church.

A group of 22 cyclists raised £20,500 by tackling the North Coast 500. The money will be used to support people with multiple sclerosis (MS).

Residents at a Black Isle care home have thrown their own festival with an afternoon of Highland dancing and live music.

Representatives from organisations, Highland councillors and city residents met with Inverness and Nairn SNP MP to discuss the cost of living crisis.

Bruce MacGregor says many acts could leave the area to get the experience they need elsewhere

Sadness has been expressed after Shadow the cat, who lived at Inverness Botanic Gardens died today.

An Inverness man has taken the plunge and completed a 15,000 feet tandem skydive to help Highland Hospice.

A Skye man has made a second private appearance at Inverness Sheriff Court on a total of four charges, including one of murdering his brother-in-law.

They will be auctioned off for the charity next month and there will be a last chance to see them at Bellfield Park in Inverness.

Tesco supermarket’s clothing donation to Highland Hospice after storm damage has topped an incredible £25,000 in value.

The long-running saga ended yesterday after the hotel was granted planning permission – meaning the music venue will be demolished.

THOUSANDS of people are expected to gather in Inverness this weekend as part of a Scotland-wide pro-independence movement.

AN Inverness restaurant was announced more than 60 establishments shortlisted for a prestigious industry award.

A MARCH in favour of Scottish independence is set to take over the Highland capital this weekend, with marchers expected from all over the country.

Captain Stephanie Smith took up the position at the beginning of this month.

They say every storm cloud has a silver lining – and staff at Highland Hospice would surely agree.

The annual Highland Business Women Awards take place next week.

Tourism businesses urged to register for climate change seminar to discover what support is available on their journey towards NetZero

John Davidson finds so much of interest on a road ride through a land that was once thriving with people