Community

A fundraiser set up to support a Tornagrain dad-of-four after he was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour has reached over £27,000.

Inverness city centre was taken over by hundreds of egg hunters to mark the start of Easter Weekend.

The search for vocal talent has been launched for Highland Hospice fundraiser, Ness Factor 2025.

Friends and family of a Tornagrain dad and community stalwart are hoping to raise £30,000 to cover the costs of potentially life-saving surgery.

Halo is a children’s charity dedicated to supporting families in need in the Highlands.

The life-threatening shock of her husband’s sudden brain bleed has led a Black Isle woman to the brink of a payback marathon challenge.

A Nairn lady living with a bone-weakening condition marked her 80th birthday by walking the full circumference of a Scottish island.

An Inverness mother who suffered an unimaginable loss wants to see good come out of tragedy by encouraging everyone to help those in need.

Simon Robinson and Sarah Woolley, now living in a peaceful village in the Highlands, have been speaking about their humanitarian work in Ukraine.

The Mason family, whose daughter Sophie was diagnosed with Batten Disease at the end of last year, wanted to give something back to their supporters.

A Nairnshire artist’s creativity is behind one of the statues included in a public art initiative in support of Highland Hospice.

A consultation which could see a number of locations across Moray approved for overnight stays for campervans and motorhomes has been launched.

Entries are now open for the Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards (HITA) 2025.

Fans of an Inverness city centre café and deli have been left saddened following its sudden closure.

SJ Travel Centre was one of several businesses that were destroyed at Fairways Business Park.

A Highland man whose family has been blighted by Huntington’s disease and is now fighting it as well remains fiercely positive about the future.

A Sutherland councillor has been suspended for two months for behaving “disrespectfully” towards the chairman and committee of a community group.

An eagerly anticipated Highland castle daffodil day will bring a welcome seasonal boost to two much-loved local charities.

Fake speed bumps have left incredulous locals shaking their heads amid fears the flat road markings will do nothing to improve road safety.

An Armed services organisation in Inverness is appealing for public help to solve a 20-year-old mystery.