Cost of Living

Far too often, the Common Good Fund has been hijacked as a catch-all cash cow for jolly japes and wacky wheezes.

Councillor Alasdair Christie asked: “Where is the common good in three Christmas trees within eight feet of each other?”

Trade unionists and campaigners gathered in Inverness city centre to demonstrate against UK government spending cuts and the cost-of-living crisis.

A family-run footwear business based in Inverness was among the winners at this year's Living Wage Scotland Awards.

Measures including compulsory redundancies and reduced hours have been announced by Eden Court Theatre amid the deepening cost of living crisis.

They are focussing on adult social care, transport, health, housing, cost of living crisis and health support

Trade unionists and community campaigners are set to hold a protest in Inverness city centre on Saturday against UK Government spending cuts.

A Highland Council report provides some early insight into the huge impact of the cost-of-living crisis on social housing tenants.

Joyce Collinson received the news that she had won a sum of money after her neighbour secretly nominated her in the TM Barbers raffle.

Marie Curie is putting the cost-of-living crisis in the spotlight.

Union boss says 'Our members will no longer tolerate a financial knife-edge at home and a raw deal at work'

Cllr Alasdair Christie says many people going without food and heating need help

I spend much of my life arguing for better support for Highlanders

An Inverness entertainment venue has decided to reduce its opening times this week due to rising bills.

The economy was wrecked by a Conservative Prime Minister bent on 'driving up growth'

A new edition poster is to be produced containing information on sources of free food and emergency help in the Inverness area

An Inverness neighbourhood is exploring the possibility of setting up a community larder in a bid to reduce food waste and ease household bills.

The deepening cost of living crisis is set to impact on Christmas festivities for many this year, according to a Post Office survey.

A coffee shop and dessert parlour in Inverness has closed with the owner citing a lack of footfall and the cost-of-living crisis among the reasons.

Blythswood Care’s Highland Foodbank wants people to donate hot water bottles.