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He says the project is a real 'stand-out' in Scotland that could inspire young people to get involved in renewable energy

A group of travellers are still at an unauthorised camp in Culloden. They were first spotted at Culloden West on Tuesday morning.

But local authority says walkout could affect bin collection and recycling centres

The event is hoping to break down the subject of later life into a helpful session over tea and coffee.

A new early learning and childcare (ELC) building, has capacity for 129 children, at Hilton Primary has been completed and handed over to the school.

He or she could yet become the Highlands’ answer to Greyfriars Bobby.

They were first spotted near to the Culloden roundabout, at Culloden West, yesterday morning.

The union said strike dates will be fixed later this week.

Frozen food firm Iceland is looking to bring a new The Food Warehouse store to Inverness.

Highland Council will be talking with travellers who are currently near Culloden West. The group of caravans was spotted near Inverness this morning.

Inspectors were satisfied after visiting Muirtown Primary School Nursery in Inverness and delivered a “very good” rating.

SNP, Conservatives, Labour and LibDems signed an open letter, saying – 'This is the best bid'

Information highlighting key messages for visitors to the award-winning Hydro Ness has received funding and support from Zero Waste Scotland.

Fishermen angered by an “eyesore” riverside art installation are aiming to give Highland Council paws for thought after erecting artwork of their own.

An Inverness church will open its doors to nursery pupils next month.

Highland councillors will decide whether a wooden doggie sculpture installed in protest beside a controversial public artwork is allowed to remain.

In all £3500 was spent on the bid on the occasion of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Highland Council have no plans to re-open Nairn's Harbour Street toilets this summer to dismay of Nairn West and Suburban Community Council.

Highland Council is facing fresh criticism after barricading an Inverness beauty spot at the height of the tourist season.

Access would increase for pedestrians and cyclists but reduced for vehicles through the £800,000 project