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TIME is running out for residents and communities over plans to axe more than 100 phone boxes across the Highlands.

ONE of the busiest and most successful years in Fèisean nan Gàidheal's history was praised by a Highland MSP at its annual conference in Inverness.

An ambitious new programme of activities is being developed for the food and drink industry.

BUSINESS showcase Highland Spotlight scored another success as it looked set to reach new records.

AN early view of a “game-changing” new hotel at Inverness Airport has confirmed its status as a valuable addition to the local hospitality sector.

The two men charged with leading reform of NHS Highland have spoken about their efforts to get on top of the crisis.

Sentence had been deferred for background reports on David Miele (30) who kicked a man in the face.

A MUM has been overwhelmed by the kindness of people helping raise funds to buy a life-changing special wheelchair for her 10-year-old daughter.

MORE than 2000 survivors and families affected by the scourge of addiction marched in a moving declaration of hope through Inverness on Saturday.

Sheriff Gordon Fleetwood was appointed a part-time sheriff for the Highlands in 2003 and had his own legal practice in Inverness until 2008.

IMPROVED internet and mobile connectivity are increasingly becoming a vital resource for businesses particularly in remoter areas.

Zechariah Rawluk (49) admitted spitting on and punching a prison officer at HMP Inverness.

PLANS by business tycoon Dame Ann Gloag to develop a woodland holiday village on her estate at Beaufort Castle near Beauly have prompted worries.

A virtual reality presentation of how the long-awaited new road between Inshes and Smithton in Inverness could look has been produced.

Ian Mackenzie (39) had originally faced a charge of assault but was convicted of behaving in a threatening manner.

AN Inverness man will share his mental health struggles in a bid to encourage people to speak out.

PLANS for a new single carriageway linking Inshes and Smithton went on public display this week.

MORE than 200 vehicles and thousands of spectators enjoyed a new vehicle show in Nairn.

Daniel Wemyss (26) was fined £1500 and ordered to pay his victim £250 compensation after admitting throwing a glass at Johnny Foxes in Inverness.

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