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Risks and inconvenience of the free deployment of admittedly spectacular fireworks are just too great, according to Charles.

It doesn’t matter how old your children are; as a parent you never really stop worrying about them.

A spate of more than 20 attacks on public toilets leaves Highland Councillors seeing red as repairs bills soar

Halloween is a time when scary things are supposed to happen. Ghosts, zombies, and ghouls are the order of the day.

Numbers have picked up for Carlton Bingo in its latest annual accounts.

Top tips for gardening in November from a local expert.

I wish I didn’t need to write about the virus and pandemic any more, but sadly it is still with us.

Villagers appalled at plans to site an industrial-scale energy plant at the gateway to scenic Glen Affric have raised fears of fire risk.

New Prime Minister Rishi Sunak takes over the hot seat this week and faces an in-tray that would make ordinary mortals run for cover

INVERNESS union members gathered on Saturday morning at the city's train station to join a nation-wide wave of protests.

King Charles III has a genuine love of the Highlands – and the area needs all the backing it can get it as winter beckons

Highland Council is to get almost £1.4 million from the Scottish Government to develop two Gaelic school units in Tain and Skye.

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Someone approached me the other day and said “Who in their right mind would want to be Prime Minister of your country right now?”

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Inverness Chamber of Commerce boss insists supporting local business really matters to our local economy.

Alison Laurie-Chalmers says “remember remember” that our beloved pets can become upset and anxious at strangely dressed guisers and loud noises.

Some Highland councillors representing Inverness said children are having to eat their lunch outside.

The decision by the former PM to borrow billions will cost everyone in the UK dearly

An unlicensed and uninsured teenager committed seven road traffic offences in two weeks including one of driving dangerously at over 100mph on the A9.