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The widow of a renowned Scottish footballer who died from dementia is renewing her backing for an Inverness man’s campaign to ban headers in the game.

We look at the rise and fall of the local authority’s ‘flagship’ climate change policy.

It is an unfortunate reality that January sees a high volume of couples starting the process of separation or divorce.

Jennifer Macdonald-Nethercott of Strath Communications knows that outsourcing marketing can transform a business.

More than 1000 items were seized from people at Inverness Justice Centre in the last three years.

Scotland’s senior law officer has encouraged victims not to suffer in silence this festive period.

FOI results prompt police to issue range of tips to keep your property safe over the festive period.

Elf on the Shelf has become a phenomenon in recent years.

The community is currently being given the opportunity to shape plans for the site, which is being led by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).

They belonged to the council officer who gathered the signatures of members of the British cabinet when it was held in Inverness in 1921.

Inverness businessman Stewart Nicol has been given an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to the economy of the Highlands.

Expert advisers based in the Highlands say they are able to offer help to householders who are facing rising energy bills this winter.

The team were awarded for the Highland Wildflower Meadow Mosaic Project at the annual Green Apple Environment Awards.

The Discovery College in Inverness has launched a Christmas Call Out, and is asking businesses and individuals to donate.

A Dunbeath-based publisher has an intriguing new book by the famous Nessie hunter Adrian Shine called ‘A Natural History of Sea Serpents’.

A new training hub has opened at UHI Inverness to upskill the next generation of heating and plumbing installers in green technologies.

Between Monday, November 25 and Sunday, December 1, officers across the country identified and safeguarded a number of vulnerable people.

Lady Cawdor is set to take on Cawdor Tavern after its proprietors have stepped down after 30 years.

Highland councillors decided to redirect funding earmarked for the Inverness junction towards its Corran Ferry project.

Freedom of Information requests discovered the sums the council has received from developers, the total spent, as well as where it was spent.