A Highland MSP has condemned the Scottish Government’s failure to support a Scottish parliamentary bill to criminalise the act of paying for sex.

Three food outlets could be created at a controversial A9 road-side hub, after new plans were submitted to Highland Council.

A top British comedian is set to leave leafy Sussex to set up home in a Highland castle.

The Maples at Ness Side development, built by Tulloch Homes, is attracting strong interest from buyers

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A local councillor has again draw attention to graffiti disfiguring a prominent city centre building.

A much-loved animal charity has received £2350 thanks to an annual Carolthon in Inverness.

Inverness driver praised for his selflessness after helping motorists stranded in storm.

Plans for a major new mountain bike trail centre close to Loch Ness could finally be approved this week.

Hilton Chip Shop in Inverness became the latest victim of cooking oil theft.

Councillors will have the last say on controversial plans to build new flats west of Inverness on Thursday .

Businesses are being encouraged to get involved in the sixth edition of Nairn’s own food festival as preparations for the event get underway.

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Delivery of two essential rehabilitation programs for domestic abusers and sexual offenders has been difficult due to insufficient funding.

A trap camera that spent more than 50 years submerged in the depths of Loch Ness was repaired thanks to the intervention of a popular BBC show.

The Transport Secretary said that works on the A9/A96 Inshes to Smithton link road could start in 2028/29 — followed by the Nairn Bypass in 2029/30.

A sex offender has been jailed after a woman identified him as the man who raped her 17 years earlier, when she was a teenager.

Police were called to a disturbance on Friars Street in Inverness and the street was closed.

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