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Highland Council insists it is “investing significantly” in tackling potholes despite facing the highest compensation bills of any Scottish council.

A lifeline charity for survivors of sexual violence has scooped a prestigious national award in recognition of their specialist support.

A major UK wholesale food supplier has announced plans for a £1m expansion of its Inverness depot.

‘Projects such as this demonstrate the capabilities of Scotland’s ports and supply chain in enabling critical domestic energy production.’

NHS Highland’s director of public health is calling for bold collective action to give more children a better start in life.

Some familiar faces from Inverness football will be pulling on their boots again to raise money for Batten Disease awareness.

Three people have appeared at court in connection with a serious assault in the Brudes Hill area of Inverness.

Pupils of a Nairn secondary school will have to wait two months longer to enter the new campus due to delays on construction works.

It had taken five years, a £2 million fundraising campaign and a ceaseless infusion of public support.

The Market Bar in Inverness, which has been for sale since 2020, originally hit the market for £695,000 but has been gradually reduced in price.

By next year’s local government elections he will have been a Badenoch and Strathspey councillor for 15 years.

The MP for Moray West, Nairn and Strathspey is set to challenge the UK Government tomorrow, calling for broader eligibility criteria for banking hubs.

A council committee is set to discuss a new plan for controlling weeds across the region.

The nest was ‘damaged or interfered with’ at Balloan Park pond in Hilton, Inverness.

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The council is reminding householders to be wary following an investigation into one offender by its trading standards team.

Work will not start when expected.

Six Highland bakeries have served up mouth-watering success at a prestigious Scottish awards ceremony.

An investment drive is aiming to showcase the Highlands as one of Europe’s “most exciting destinations” for sustainable growth.