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David Nicoll now has over 50 million views online, after posting a video of him cashing in a mammoth amount of loose change.

As soon as the doors open at Inverness Foodstuff, the lunchtime diners begin to drift in.

He paid his respects at St Giles' cathedral saying 'what I’ve just witnessed is a moment in our nation’s history'

Flags are being flown at half-mast at the Courthouse and at other locations in the town centre including the Royal British Legion.

A MENTAL health charity said a service supporting people bereaved by suicide and delivered in the Highlands launched last year has been successful.

An advocacy group for people suffering with mental health is calling out unkind behaviour on social media following incidents on Kessock Bridge.

A campaign has been launched by Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) encouraging people to seek advice as the cost of living crisis continues.

Social care provider Highland Home Carers (HHC) has made an investment of more than £1.5 million in a new headquarters in Inverness.

We walked the city streets to see what looks the locals are serving up this week.

The annual Highland Business Women Awards took place at the Kingsmills Hotel last week. Were you there? See if you're in one of our pictures, here.

New terms and conditions related to an offer tabled by bosses that would mean an effective 'pay cut' for many

Staff explain why they took industrial action warning many are ‘on the breadline’

The Malt Room, Scotch and Rye, and Jimmy Badgers have made the final cut in the Scottish Bar & Pub Awards 2022.

There are reports some bins are being emptied in the city while Easter Ross looks like it has been hit worst

Waste, street cleaning and recycling staff start walkout after talks with councils and the Unite and GMB unions fail

Bruce MacGregor says they should prove they are 'serious about Inverness being a creative hub'

He says 'we all know only the UK government can turn the tide, but in the absence of that support, we can try to help'

The community dig at Swartigill has started up again – volunteers are welcome to come along and work at this 'hidden gem of archaeology' in far north

With large-scale in-person functions firmly back into our calendars, the number of events I’m hosting is picking up.

Bruce MacGregor says many acts could leave the area to get the experience they need elsewhere