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Cancer survivor Amy Addison, who lost her mother to the disease in 2022, took part in Race for Life Inverness for her mum and all affected by cancer.

An Inverness legal practitioner has expanded her skill set and is now offering a range of holistic services.

Discussing with your family whether you want to be an organ donor, and making your decision known on the organ donor register is crucial.

One Charleston Academy teacher hailed the group as ‘one of the most rewarding things I’ve done in a long time’.

Only 60% of families currently give consent.

Experienced rider John Smallwood was rescued after suffering broken ribs upon making his descent from the summit.

Ardersier will welcome an acclaimed Scottish folk musician in June.

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From his base in Cawdor, Jon Lane travels across the region with his mobile sensory room providing sessions to benefit people of all ages and needs.

A Loch Ness-side primary school is celebrating the opening of exciting new additions to the playground after several years of determined fundraising.

Fourth year pupil scored on senior football debut and played for her country in international match.

A rejuvenated ‘bucket-list’ cycling event in the west Highlands has been hailed as a triumph of community spirit after enjoying a record entry.

In a worst case scenario, some people could, without the local crew, face up to a 40-minute delay in receiving a first response to 999 emergencies.

Avid vintage motorcycle riders in Inverness have raised an incredible £11,491 for men’s health charities.

The Highland Business Women Awards are back for 2025.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson rides with guidebook author and round-the-world cyclist Markus Stitz on the Ryvoan Bothy circuit from his latest book

A researcher and lecturer at UHI Inverness has launched a children’s book as part of his pioneering study to conserve elm trees.

The winners of a charity dance competition said they never thought they’d be crowned champions — although they worked hard to achieve the top spot.

Highly competitive finals sees seven dances awarded with perfect scores.

An Inverness primary school was recognised for its focus on children’s participation and rights by achieving three important accolades.