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No deals reached on pay for frustrated Highland Council, Royal Mail, BT and Openreach staff

Will Ford has hailed the efforts of Northern Counties' players after the Meeting Park outfit secured a first Senior League title since 2004.

Three insights from Ross County's Premier Sports Cup defeat to Celtic including reaction from Malky Mackay and Alex Iacovitti.

Malky Mackay was left frustrated by the quality of Ross County's defending in their Premier Sports Cup exit at home against Celtic.

Alex Chisholm says Clachnacuddin are mindful of the role they can play in helping supporters out amid rising concerns about the cost of living.

Tom Hutchison knows the Highland Stags will be considered underdogs as they try to become British champions – but he would not have it any other way.

Highland RFC's Brian Bell has thanked Glasgow Warriors for remaining in Inverness to fulfil their schedule despite Friday's friendly being cancelled.

Ross County club captain Keith Watson believes the Staggies will need to ride at luck at times to knock Celtic out of the Premier Sports Cup.

SCDI members are calling for decisive action and support for households and businesses with clarity, on strategy to navigate challenges.

Malky Mackay sees no reason why the Staggies cannot take the game to Celtic tomorrow, with optimism high in Dingwall that they can progress.

Football club wants to take action against rising energy price cap.

Edinburgh is filthy. As I write, the city is in day four of a 12-day strike by waste staff, and the rubbish is rising.

Readers responded in large numbers to the decision to grant permission for a new hotel on the site of the Ironworks.

Sports reporter Andrew Henderson takes a look at ICT's loss to Morton and picks out three areas of note from the result in the Highland capital.

“I begin with the eyes,” portrait painter William Mather describes how he vividly reproduces people’s personalities on paper.

Last week, the Highland Council decided that the Ironworks, Inverness’s premier music venue, will be replaced by a hotel.

It’s a problem faced by all DIY enthusiasts – what to do with that old flock wallpaper once you’ve managed to scrape it off.

Revitalised town and city centres can help the Highlands tackle the challenges of Covid-19 recovery, the climate emergency and cost of living crisis.

A reader on abuse heard at a Caley Thistle match and responses to new restaurant rumours.

INVERNESS is set to be the first city in Scotland whose bus network will be operated entirely by electric vehicles.