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The Winter Resilience Programme allows grit bins to be placed in local communities
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Police appeal for information after break-in at Inverness premises
Police officers are appealing for information following a break-in and theft in Inverness.
Voting opens for our Save Our Flights campaign in News Media Association’s 2026 Making a Difference Award
The campaign sought to protect lifeline air services following Loganair’s decision to cut flights on the Sumburgh-Kirkwall-Inverness route.
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Dangerous driver also admits ‘culpably and recklessly’ injuring a child
The two separate charges occurred on the same day in Inverness and the A9 at Tomatin.
Scottish Cities Alliance holds autumn conference in Inverness
Representatives from the Scottish and UK governments were present.
Affordable housing crisis needs to be solved with creative thinking, says Inverness architect
How can the affordable housing crisis impacting on the Highlands be solved?
City Seen Flashback: Pictures from Inverness in 2015
Today we go back to 2015
PICTURES: Inverness piper wows judges at Royal National Mòd in Glasgow as shinty honours also decided
The Inverness piper excelled on the day as shinty and football also took centre stage at the celebration of Highland and Gaelic culture.
University of the Highlands and Islands teams up with charity for community dreams project
The project follows in the footsteps of research ar University College London.
Fundraiser for Maggie’s almost two years after woman’s cancer diagnosis
Christine Hamilton (37) said the event is her way of “giving something back.”
‘So brave’: young woman shares addiction story; plus second home policy; new bridge plan for Beauly; and A9 motorhome services plan
YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.
Author and actor of acclaimed book and play to give talk at Waterstones
Matthew Zajac draws on his family history for The Tailor of Inverness.
Man dies in A9 crash between Tain and Dornoch Bridge
Another man was taken to hospital with “non-life-threatening” injuries.
A9 reopens 10 hours after crash
The A9 has reopened to traffic, 10 hours after a serious crash closed the road near the Glenmorangie Distillery, west of Tain.
We need to take this seriously - we need to act now’
CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster on how Christians have a duty to act in climate emergency.
Cost of living and campus safety flagged by students as priorities for new UHI partnership agreement
Action on the cost-of-living crisis and improving student community are the priorities for a new partnership between the UHI and its students.
COURT ROUND-UP: Baseball bat thug tries to murder homeless man; and threats to staff at hospital among latest cases
Here's our recap of some of the court cases that made the headlines in the past week.
Crash closes A9 near Dornoch Bridge with air ambulance at the scene
The crash occurred between the Glenmorangie Distillery and southern end of the Dornoch Bridge at around 5.25pm. Emergency crews are on the scene.
One dead and two in hospital after A9 crash
One man has died and two others are in hospital after a four-vehicle crash on the A9 just south of the Cromarty Bridge on Friday.
‘An evening filled with pride, laughter and reflection’ – Charity marks tenth Highland anniversary with a celebration
A special celebration has been held to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Highland social charity Community Integrated Care.