The premier music festival in the Highlands have produced a ‘dream’ bit of merchandise to celebrate Scotland’s World Cup qualification.

An Inverness company is combating skills shortages by offering ex-military personnel the chance to join an army of renewables workers.

The new partnership aims to improve access to ‘timely, high-quality care’ to those who need it most.

But he is not willing to work with the Greens or Reform UK who he says have ‘disqualified themselves’.

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After spending years studying for a degree the hardest part is finding a job where you can use it.

A German tourist has been found guilty of causing the death of an Inverness motorcyclist in a fatal collision on the A82 near Invermoriston.

He says he has never been prouder of the duo.

Head teacher Miss Janice MacRae said the visit “inspired a new generation of footballers!”

An Inverness school worker who failed to complete a breathalyser test for drink driving has been allowed to keep his licence to save his job.

The 30-year-old committed the offences against three women in the Inverness area.

A 19-year-old man was taken to hospital after a late-night assault in Inverness city centre.

Festivals held over two days at two different locations.

The woman has now been traced.

He is calling on Highland voters to back his party ‘to stop an SNP majority at Holyrood’.

We looked at what our Readers’ Manifesto told us and what the LibDems offer.

Club owner Alan Savage is keen to go all out to keep Caley Thistle’s out of contract stars ahead of their step up to the Championship next season.

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Staff shortages at Inverness Airport are set to cause temporary closures and disrupt flights ‘over the coming weeks’.

Royal Bank of Scotland director, Garry Munro, talks tourism and also his hopes for the future of the sector in the Highlands and Islands.