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ONE of Scotland’s leading wealth managers believes the uncertainty surrounding Brexit means it is important for people to take hold of their finances.
POLICE officers will be using a mock ATM to help people identify the warning signs when it comes to skimming devices.
INVERNESS’S HM Coastguard search and rescue (SAR) helicopter base has welcomed two Leonardo AW189 helicopters.
PEOPLE are being urged to make sure they are registered to vote in next month's European Parliamentary elections.
A TEENAGER reported missing earlier today has been found "safe and well" according to police.
Serco Caledonian Sleeper has launched its new £150m fleet – with the first guests travelling on the revitalised overnight rail service.
NAIRN Police have made a plea for help to find a missing teenager who has been described as vulnerable.
AN international business expert who has brokered multibillion-pound deals, is hosting a masterclass to advise and inspire ambitious business leaders.
The Scottish Government has begun its search for a new non-executive chairperson of NHS Highland.
A PROJECT to stabilise two sections of rock slope opposite Loch Ness at Wellington Layby on the A82 has been completed.
More than 5600 cyclists – from elite riders to charity participants – took on a monster cycle challenge around Loch Ness today.
DOZENS of people gathered at Inverness Town House to help mark the 25th anniversary of Caley Thistle.
Inverness West councillors Bill Boyd, Alex Graham and Graham Ross are inviting people to join them on the Keep Inverness West Beautiful clean-up.
A WOMAN died following a two-vehicle accident on the A96 Inverness-Forres road near to Brodie at 6am today.
The final phase of the project to provide a new crossing of the River Nairn at White Bridge is well under way.
A chance to flex their creative muscles is being offered to Gaelic pupils across the Highlands – with a Gaelic creative writing scheme.
Two Inverness bakers have been shortlisted for accolades in the Scottish Baker of the Year competition.
The number of emergency parcels handed out by food banks in Scotland rose by nearly a quarter over the last year, according to the Trussell Trust.
The search is on for a new youth convener to champion the cause of young people in the Highlands.
Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie has announced the appointment of two new partners at its Inverness office.
