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There is going to be quite a buzz in Inverness this weekend as the only beekeeping equipment show in Scotland is set to take place.

He has given administrators two weeks to accept his offer.

A Black Isle woman, praised for her “warmth, humour and coffee-making skills”, retires from charity work after over a decade of service.

Avonlea is now gearing up to provide pupils with additional needs with a space for supported learning.

They say the local authority officials ‘decided to protect their positions and status’ and ‘quash discontent’.

The latest information on Avonlea undermines the council’s narrative leading to calls for Raymond Bremner to step down.

A trainee solicitor will attempt what is known as “the toughest foot race on earth” in aid of a Highland charity helping people with complex needs.

A trainee solicitor will attempt what is known as “the toughest foot race on earth” in aid of a Highland charity helping people with complex needs.

An increase in holiday and short-term let properties in an Inverness residential area is adding to the city’s housing crisis, say community leaders.

The official charity of NHS Highland has announced the launch of a £150,000 three-year nurse wellbeing and leadership development project at Raigmore.

The Far North Line will be closed north of Dingwall for three weeks in June so that a £11.5 million track upgrading programme can be carried out.

The business leaders of the future have been recognised at the Highland and Moray regional finals of the Young Enterprise Scotland Company Programme.

It might be easy to forget about the Northern Meeting Park, suggests our columnist.

Organisers said the decision not to stage the event was due to unforeseen circumstances.

Councillors have agreed to boost senior councillor pay by between £5-11k this year.

A member of staff at Tomatin Distillery has been named cooper of the year at the 2025 Icons of Whisky Awards.

An unprecedented meeting of key personnel last week had given BDO a ‘much better sales pitch’ to take to interested parties.

Highland Council say the B862 will remain closed between Saturday March 29 and Monday March 31.

Inverness Musical Theatre celebrated its 100-year anniversary with a spectacular performance of its opening show of Singin’ in the Rain last night.

Registration for this year’s event opens tomorrow, Friday March 28 just under six months ahead of the event date of Saturday, September 13.