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Five new Justice of the Peace magistrates have been sworn in at Inverness Sheriff Court.
“I think our parents would be really proud that we followed in their footsteps and carried on the family tradition of giving blood.”
YOUR VIEWS: City bus services and debate continues over oil extraction
YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have been making the headlines.
Ness Castle Nursery received an unannounced visit from inspectors last month who found a large number of shortcomings.
The port at Ardesier has secured a major new client in an offshore wind power developer who has chosen it for deployment of its upcoming projects.
Highland Council has announced that it intends to acquire the entire shareholding of D&E Coaches Limited.,
A bus service provided by Highland Council running between Nairn and Inverness to see its route extended.
The Scottish Government said yesterday vaccination services removed from GPs to be delivered at health board level will return to local doctors.
Gillian McRobie has eagerly enrolled as a member of what looks set to be a 30-strong team who will walk part of the Great Wall of China next year.
MSP Fergus Ewing has been campaigning on the issue, saying a move to centralise responsibility at health board level doesn’t work in the Highlands.
YOUR VIEWS: Where do you stand on proposals for a visitor levy for the Highlands?
Minor roads are set to close temporarily for works by BT/ Openreach to take place.
YOUR VIEWS: Should vaccination services return to GPs? Plus North Sea oil and gas and city’s gritting hero
Most of the people you’ll see in a blood donation session are actually donor carers rather than nurses. But what does that mean? And what do they do?
Spearheaded by owner of Inverness salon The Head Gardener, Alison McRitchie, Catwalk for a Cause is a night of tears but also hope.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers continue to talk about speed limit controversy plus North Sea oil and gas - should we keep drilling?
Twin teenagers and their father made it a family affair when they gave blood just after the turn of the year.
YOUR VIEWS: Praise for a city business plus comment on the city’s recycling centre and riverside railings.
The man heading up the new Inverness Castle Experience has been honoured after almost quarter of a century serving the Royal Family.
