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Backing most promising individual category at Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Awards is an honour for sponsor
Collaboration between the public and private sectors is key to achieving Scotland’s ambitious net zero carbon aims
The second-hand car market is booming which means if you’re trading in, you should get a good price.
Rise of former Highland League club is impressive.
Following the COP26 gathering in Glasgow last year, the world was buoyed by a global intention to work harder towards achieving net zero emissions.
Readers on parking problems at the city hospital, raised by Highlands MSP Edward Mountain. Plus schedule changes at radio station MFR.
Now in their third year, the Scottish Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Awards continue to evolve with the addition of new categories
SHREC – the annual Scottish Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Conference – returns on June 23
Staff Matters – How to deal with your in-house Boris
Investing for the future is a complicated business, but 7IM's experts can guide you past the potential pitfalls
For any renewable energy project to get from idea stage to completion requires not just determination, skills and knowledge, but financial backing.
The final class in our archives for beginners set focuses on family and personal papers, writes Highland Archive Centre's Jennifer Johnstone.
Any time I’m surfing Freeview and hear the Minder theme, it invariably sends a chilling deja vu throughout my entire being.
Anger at British Airways, concerns over wildflowers, and charity appeals were among your recent letters.
LIME green may not be everyone’s favourite colour but as a paint-job on a car it certainly stands out.
Dr Laura Ryan, NHS 24’s medical director, answers readers' health questions.
He says 'to create the city we want, we need to challenge the status quo'
The brutal aftermath of the Battle of Culloden is explored in an Inverness chauffeur's new history book.
Concerns over a possible move for Nairn library, and 'disappointment' at a lack of velodrome cash for Inverness were our latest letters from readers.
I welcome the update from NHS Highland that the National Treatment Centre in Inverness is on course to be handed over on September 22.
