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A former Inverness headteacher renowned for ‘roaring’ poetry from the table tops and singing from the front has died aged 69.

A man found guilty of domestic abuse has been told to change his attitude towards women and attend a programme designed to rehabilitate him.

Tributes have been shared following the death of a 17-year-old former Tain Royal Academy pupil, described as a “quiet and gentle young man”.

A Highland bus firm’s boss is set to take on a gruelling running challenge for an epilepsy charity after her husband was diagnosed with the condition.

Concern for mature trees and local biodiversity has stopped an Inverness resident from building a house in their own family garden.

More than 6000 cyclists are expected to gather in Inverness in the early hours of Sunday to take part in an event looking to make “meaningful impact”.

Police Scotland and RSPB Scotland are appealing for information after a male sparrowhawk was shot in Inverness.

An Inverness secondary school will remain closed today (Wednesday) because of a water supply failure.

A teenager who downloaded and shared "horrific images" of children being sexually abused told police he was "addicted to pornography" and wanted help.

A relentless Highland campaigner for infected blood scandal victims says many are suffering mental illness as the fight for compensation drags on.

Mikeysline has putted an extra £41,000 into its local mental health provision.

The A96 between Inverness and Nairn is now restricted in both directions following a road crash.

A range of historical items, including a 3500 year old Bronze Age cremation urn, have been found during the construction of a new golf course.

A major cemetery in Inverness will remain operational until at least 2066 after plans for its expansion were given the green light.

The man went on a robbery rampage for three months last summer wielding a baseball bat, hammer and a screwdriver to threaten four of his victims.

BBC Scotland have announced their line-up for Debate Night in Inverness, with Alan Savage, Fergus Ewing and Lesley Riddoch set to feature.

A popular Inverness bakehouse and cantina is set to open a tea room and gift shop at Inverness Cathedral.

The Highland Council has appointed Bernadette Scott as chief officer education for primary and early years.

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