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Hikes to employer national insurance contributions will cost Eden Court an extra £100,000 a year, it has confirmed.

Ness Walk’s new gourmet tasting experience menus are set to tantalise taste buds in Inverness in the new year.

Delighted volunteers at a heritage railway are jumping for joy after their locos featured prominently in the smash BBC show The Traitors yet again.

The loss of the Ironworks was a “horrid shame”, one of the Highlands’ most famous musical exports has said.

It has been an amazing first year for schoolboy Michael Lewis, with even Britain’s Got Talent keen to showcase his big voice.

But the loss is lower than the £889k posted in 2023, and CEO Rebecca Holt says the venue is running a “day-to-day surplus” as ticket sales rise.

Top Scottish band Del Amitri will be performing in Inverness next summer - after they rearranged their gig.

Bella is the best - and that’s official after the popular music event was named Scotland’s festival of the year.

Stop motion animation legends Wallace & Gromit’s latest on-screen antics will have an Inverness connection - thanks to Highland composer Lorne Balfe.

An Inverness-based Christian choir is set to return on stage for its annual Christmas charity concert.

The BBC series will return on New Year’s Day.

A weekend of top live music got under way in Inverness in fine fashion last night when Skerryvore wowed a packed sell-out crowd.

“As a business, the footfall at this time of year and the income that it generates it vital to our sustainability,” says theatre boss.

The Northern Star Country Music Festival is set to be staged at the Northern Meeting Park.

25 harpists of all ages are to showcase a Christmas repertoire at Inverness Cathedral this weekend.

This winter, some of the country’s most iconic distilleries invite visitors to experience a series of unforgettable festive weekends

Jason Manford expands his 2025 tour with 89 extra shows, delighting fans as Inverness earns a spot on the highly anticipated line-up.

Axeing the final local presenter from MFR has swept away the “last vestige of it being any kind of community station”, its former chief believes.

Jodie McCluskey's breakfast show is being axed, signalling an end to MFR's last regular locally-produced programming.

Local business leaders are set to take part in Maggie’s Jail or Bail to raise vital funds to support people affected by cancer.