Cost of Living

Stagecoach plans to implement fare rises of around 10 per cent from this weekend.

Moves are on track to make £1.3 million in Highland Council budget savings by relocating staff and vacating and selling offices.

High Life Highland (HLH) whose services include sport, leisure and culture facilities has announced membership prices will rise from next month.

Customers at an Inverness supermarket proved they were the most generous in Scotland with donations to help feed people facing difficult times.

Hundreds of Highland households worried about rising fuel bills and the cost of living have been given much needed support.

The multi-agency event aims to alleviate social and economic hardships according to organisers.

Budget-conscious brides are finding their dream dress at a bargain price at an Inverness charity shop.

Drew Hendry has led a debate in Westminster Hall on the practices of energy providers.

From pots and pans for those setting up home to designer handbags, Inverness charity shops are proving popular with bargain hunters.

Move comes amid £54 million deficit and cost-of-living crisis

Airports across the Highlands and islands including Inverness are facing possible closure from strike action on five dates in March.

MPs will discuss the topic tomorrow, thanks to Drew Hendry.

Family days out can be expensive but it is possible to stick to a budget during the February holidays.

Rents for Highland Council garages and garage sites to rise by 10 per cent in Inverness after City Committee vote.

Here are my top things to do on foot and on a budget (or for free!) in Inverness.

Drop-in cost of living surgeries are to be held at three Highland locations to offer practical support to hard-pressed people.

Unite members have voted for strike action.

Aldi is making the surplus food bags available nationwide, in a bid to tackle food waste while also offering even lower prices to customers.

Hot evening meals and a warm space to do homework, read or play games are being offered at a church on the east side of Inverness.

Union members are taking action because they want a 10 per cent pay rise from the government, alongside pension and redundancy protection.