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Alison Barr (60) will set sail in a team of eight from Eyemouth on April 1, in the mammoth 2000 mile challenge.

A member of the ambulance service says the things he deals with on a day to day basis made it impossible for him not to give blood.

A member of the ambulance service says the things he deals with on a day to day basis made it impossible for him not to give blood .

A member of the ambulance service says the things he deals with on a day to day basis made it impossible for him not to give blood .

In this week’s episode we talk to contestants Becky Oman and Michael Mackenzie who are taking part in Strictly Inverness 2025.

It was seven words long and perfectly-formed – capturing in a nutshell the seismic nature of what Caley Thistle had just gone and done.

Richard Sutherland said he had been inspired to pick up weightlifting because of the success of Tom Stoltman.

Nairn is set to welcome an eclectic exhibition theatre installation co-created by the son of two well-known local creatives.

The competition aims to carve out space for women in a heavily male-dominated industry.

A Highland teenager has set himself the challenge of running a distance of more than two marathons to benefit younger pupils at his school.

A new coastal route could be set to link up two major trails between Inverness and Forres.

The founder of Scotland’s first transplant football teams says it is important to have more open conversations around organ donation.

The Highland festival brings together talks, films, activities and adventures. John Davidson looks ahead to a long weekend of motivational fun

Its 173 screenings of first run films over the last 12 months hauled in an audience of 66 per cent capacity - twice the industry average.

Fond tributes have poured in for Stuart Lindsay, the former Inverness Courier owner and renowned Highland news reporter.

Catherine MacLeod, ex BBC news, Glasgow Herald political chief remembers a master of his craft – and a fine human being.

Michael Grant, now The Times’ Scottish football correspondent, recalls the early days of working for Stuart Lindsay at the Inverness Courier

Paul Breen, ex-editor of the Highland News saw Stuart Lindsay as an outstanding journalist whose vision and drive changed local Highland papers.

He was the newspaper man who loved the industry so much he bought a piece of it.

A popular Inverness performing arts school is marking a quarter of a century since first opening its doors to pupils in January 2000.