Community

A number of Nairnshire residents have reported not receiving their post for more than two weeks.

More than 300 people attend packed Beauly convention to demand a moratorium on new developments.

The charity that supports vulnerable children and young people in the Highlands reveals exciting plans for a new centre of learning

Family and friends are rallying to pay tribute to a keen explorer and outdoors enthusiast from Nairn who passed away last year.

A team of cyclists from a renewable energy firm has handed over funds to a charity, raised by its participation in this year’s Etape Loch Ness.

The event brought together over 300 representatives from 53 community councils across Highland.

Online safety will be one of the main topics for discussion at a major child protection conference in Inverness next week.

A powerful rallying call from Cllr Helen Crawford brought Saturday’s landmark convention to a close.

Over 350 community councillors and members of the public attended the convention in Beauly yesterday.

In a corner at Studio 58 - beyond a grand piano, comfy armchairs and various instruments - a group of teenagers are engrossed in a jamming session.

Brave participants will be able to swim from South Kessock to North Kessock and back again in aid of the outdoor charity, Aban.

A gamekeeping student working on an estate near Tomatin has been named a student of the year by a Highland college.

People in Inverness showed their solidarity with Afghan women and the challenges they face with the growing attacks on their human rights.

The imminent opening of an £11m care home in Inverness marks a “major milestone” for the care sector in the Highlands.

Following the success of projects in several other Scottish towns and cities, a new street art project has unveiled works in Merkinch in Inverness.

Listen to the full story of a mechanic's trip from Inverness to the Ukraine front lines

Parents of pupils at an Inverness school catering for pupils with learning difficulties have shared their concerns for children and staff.

The works of an Ardersier-based artist bring colour to a new children's book to get young reader's passionate about the sea and its creatures.

Changes to parking at Inverness Airport have come into force.

Campaigners have launched a crowdfunding campaign in a bid to buy a historic Inverness building for community use.