Community

A MENTORING charity with a track record in transforming young lives has been given the green light to build its first proper base.

Boots the Chemist claims there is no shortage in medicines in Inverness due to Brexit

Pupils at Inverness Gaelic Primary School have been settling in to new accommodation, built to cope with an expanding roll.

A men's shed group from Drumnadrochit was delighted to be given a cheque for £3000 after a school competition.

Police are looking to recruit special constables across the Highlands

WORLD-renowned cook and food writer Lady Claire Macdonald will be the guest speaker at a charity fundraising dinner in Inverness on Valentine’s Day.

PLEAS for a better bus service to Holm and Lochardil have been made to Stagecoach bosses.

WHEELCHAIR users in Inverness will have the chance to enjoy a cycle ride around the city thanks to a special trike.

THERE were smiles all round when nursery pupils dropped into a care home for a singalong.

A TINY new cinema on the Black Isle has finally opened its doors to film fans.

RESIDENTS and community leaders have leapt to the defence of an Inverness neighbourhood named among the top 10 most deprived areas in Scotland.

THE leader of a city sports club saved a man’s life after he collapsed – and then continued with her class.

The location for Inverness Angling Club's season opening ceremony tomorrow morning, Saturday February 1 has been changed due to rising river levels.

A DEDICATED angler, who is about to celebrate his 89th birthday, will formally open the salmon fishing season on the River Ness tomorrow.

Community leaders have defended Merkinch after it was ranked eighth in the latest Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) report.

Residents of a conservation area in Inverness have scored a victory over a housing developer who sought to build in the city's Ardross Street.

Highland Council has issued a reminder about new rules on which types of vehicles will be allowed to access recycling centres from next week.

Two campaigners are set to visit Inverness as part of a 600-mile trip around Scotland to get people talking about mental health.

Marie Curie, the UK’s leading charity for people living with a terminal illness and their families, is calling for volunteers in Inverness.

Two teenage army cadets say an international exchange trip to Canada was the “experience of a lifetime”.