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A HOTEL in Inverness city centre has come up with an ingenious way to raise money for a Highland charity.

The Highland capital will welcome in the Chinese New Year in the company of China’s consul general to Scotland, Ma Qiang.

The café in Hilton Community Centre in Inverness is back in business.

Two Inverness friends travelled from Edinburgh to Seville without paying for travel or accommodation in aid of charity.

A new scheme aims to speed up the search process for any vulnerable people who go missing in the Highlands.

The launch of new support for people with Huntington's Disease (HD) was held in the Centre for Health Science at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness.

An Inverness road will be closed for up to 12 weeks to allow new water pipes to be laid.

A campaign has been launched to raise £30,000 to fight a legal battle over the right of a Dores-based company to call itself Loch Ness Spirits.

Macmillan Cancer Support is hoping cyclists will pledge to raise at least £150 for it in this year's Etape Loch Ness.

A £15,000 grant from the Bank of Scotland Foundation has secure the future of the Black Isle Cares meals service.

A POPULAR community cafe in an Inverness neighbourhood has re-opened its doors.

Inverness shoppers were treated to a gig from KT Tunstall this morning at the Lidl store on Telford Street.

The Victorian Market has shared news on its Facebook page that Emily the Dalmatian has died following a short illness.

As part of its Brew Monday campaign Inverness Samaritans will be encouraging people to reach out over a cuppa.

THERE is a tasty new signing for Lochardil Primary’s girls’ football team.

HIGHLAND Council hope to get a hole-in-one with the placement of a viewing platform next to what was once the eighth fairway of Torvean golf course.

A WOMAN from Culloden has achieved 40 years as a foster parent, caring for more than 240 children in that time.

Comedy, live music and even a touch of drama were all on the menu during an Inverness fundraiser for Mikeysline.

Tickets to this year’s Belladrum festival are up for grabs during the run-up to Highland Hospice’s annual Strictly Inverness dance competition.

Stunning views of the Highlands and Moray provided judges of a photography competition with a tough challenge.