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A WAITER who refused to leave Private Eyes then struggled with police officers in the street.

POLICE have been focused on promote in-car safety for children this week.

The University of the Highlands and Islands has awarded two leading health researchers new academic titles.

Plans to improve links between Inverness city centre and the city’s "maritime quarter" for cyclists and pedestrians have moved a step closer.

INVERNESS MP Drew Hendry’s staffing costs jumped from £107,572 in 2015-16 to £150,555 in 2017-18 according to figures.

The month-long Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival (SMHAF) Highland had a successful launch on Tuesday at the Bike Shed Coffee House in Merkinch.

A sales manager who lost his grandmother to cancer is getting set to jump into a boxing ring to raise money for charity.

THE Highland Garden Fest returns to Inverness Botanic Gardens next month with more than 1500 people are expected to attend.

A whistle-blower who says she was demoted after raising concerns about her team’s treatment has called for decision-makers to consider their position.

Four men have appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court charged with attempted murder.

YOUTH employment group Developing the Young Workforce (DYW) has added a fresh face to its board for the Inverness and Central Highland region.

Emergency services are trying to determine the nature of the substance found between Inverness and Nairn.

Police said the charges arise out of an incident at a Beauly property.

Sentence had previously been deferred at Inverness Sheriff Court for a background report on Lee McGlory.

Contact the Elderly guests were celebrating in style at after bagging a community grant.

A supermarket manager has raised more than £8000 for a cancer charity at a marathon and managed to lose more than two stone training for the event.

A trio of organisations have been recognised for their work in support of Scotland’s charter for a tobacco-free generation.

TWO Culloden Academy S2 pupils have praised the quality of bereavement support given to children by the Crocus Group.

Scottish Book Trust, the national charity changing lives through reading and writing, invites families to join Bookbug’s Big Picnic this week.

AN Inverness bakery is getting behind a campaign to encourage Scots to take part in Britain’s biggest bake sale to help wounded veterans.