The marathon also sold out a full three months earlier than it did in 2025.

Emergency services and the Coastguard are at the scene of an incident in an Inverness neighbourhood.

Another plaque commemorating a visit to Inverness by the royal formerly known as Prince Andrew HRH is to be removed.

A North Kessock woman is set to run the London Marathon for a “courageous young lady” in her Black Isle village.

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Tweaks have been for the procession through Inverness city centre this summer, which is still subject to council approval.

Inverness & Nairn’s Scottish Labour election hopeful made the call after criteria included geography - suggesting Highland homes would qualify.

An organisation that opens doors for people to explore almost any area of life they are interested in held an inspiring meeting in Inverness recently.

The local hospitality boss already has plans in place for the opening game.

Limited single-day tickets for Belladrum will go on sale tomorrow as organisers reveal the full three-day line-up.

A former Inverness youth worker has been jailed for 14 months after being found in possession of indecent images of children.

More than 200 ‘wonderful’ ex-caged hens will be at risk of slaughter if they do not find a home by April 10, a charity has warned.

His first appearances were at the weekend with Malcolm Offord and at a Croy hustings.

Organisers of a new music festival said they were happy with the turnout as Inverness welcomed a lineup of internationally-acclaimed blues acts.

The party’s Highland candidate Ariane Burgess says full dualling is not needed for safety.

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Venues are to be allowed to remain open later to show Scotland games in the tournament.

The UK government’s rejection of a £1.5 billion investment into Ardersier Port was branded as a “regrettable decision” and “nonsensical”.

Nairnites have been delighted to see a new colourful addition to the town centre’s landscape, as a new mural has been unveiled.

The charges included careless driving and assault.