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Black Isle care home gets ready to open

Black Isle care home gets ready to open

A new £5.5 million care home is now just weeks from welcoming its first residents.


Motorbikers on playing fields spark increased police patrols

Motorbikers on playing fields spark increased police patrols

POLICE have ramped up patrols amid complaints of motorbikes on playing fields in Inverness.


NHS Highland Healing Process deadline extended for bullying victims

NHS Highland Healing Process deadline extended for bullying victims

The registration deadline for the NHS Highland Healing Process for bullying victims has been extended to March 31.


Highland Council budget: no Council Tax hike as millions set to be poured into jobs, roads, communities and visitor management

Highland Council budget: no Council Tax hike as millions set to be poured into jobs, roads, communities and visitor management

Bosses aim to tackle the fallout from the pandemic through a rare direct intervention in the Highland economy


Edward Mountain MSP is backing calls for fuel duty to be frozen in next week’s UK budget

Edward Mountain MSP is backing calls for fuel duty to be frozen in next week’s UK budget

This would continue the freeze on fuel duty under the Conservatives who first introduced the policy in 2010.


Legal challenge to Scottish Government’s beaver killing policy can proceed

Legal challenge to Scottish Government’s beaver killing policy can proceed

Scotland’s supreme civil court has given a charity permission to challenge the Scottish Government’s beaver killing policy through a judicial review.


Highland MP launches an inquiry into the effects of unsuitable housing and fuel poverty on end of life care

Highland MP launches an inquiry into the effects of unsuitable housing and fuel poverty on end of life care

The inquiry will explore the extent to which unsuitable housing and fuel poverty or homelessness affect people living with terminal illness.


Loch Ness 360 Challenge postponed until 2022

Loch Ness 360 Challenge postponed until 2022

A round Loch Ness event scheduled to take place at the end of May has been postponed following the latest update on the easing of restrictions.


PHOTOS: Online Cairngorms Minecraft map is created

PHOTOS: Online Cairngorms Minecraft map is created

Planner spends three months creating region on Minecraft but with one big difference


Thieves steal kit worth £5000 in construction site break-in

Thieves steal kit worth £5000 in construction site break-in

MORE than £5000 worth of equipment have been stolen from a Tornagrain building site.


Debenhams' Scottish stores will not reopen

Debenhams' Scottish stores will not reopen

Debenhams has today confirmed that it will not be reopening its Scottish stores, which will be closed permanently, with all employees made redundant.


Covid hospital patient numbers fall to lowest level for six weeks

Covid hospital patient numbers fall to lowest level for six weeks

Twenty-one people were receiving hospital treatment for Covid-19 across NHS Highland last night – the lowest number since January 13.


WATCH: See for the first time what dualled A9 section will look like

WATCH: See for the first time what dualled A9 section will look like

VIDEO footage has been released showcasing what the new section of the A9 dual carriageway will look like once finished. Click here to watch it.


A9 dualling project announces Tomatin-Moy section will be next stretch to be upgraded

A9 dualling project announces Tomatin-Moy section will be next stretch to be upgraded

A £115 million project to dual a six mile stretch of the A9 between Tomatin and Moy will be the next section of the trunk road to be upgraded.


For the love of cycling

For the love of cycling

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Mike Dennison of Sustrans Scotland has been spending some of lockdown in his workshop after finding an old bike with special memories


Kelly on track for Olympic spot

Kelly on track for Olympic spot

Inverness-born Paddy Kelly has been named in an initial GB Sevens training squad ahead of the Tokyo Olympics this summer.


Healthcare workers in NHS Highland area hailed as vaccinations break 100,000 mark

Healthcare workers in NHS Highland area hailed as vaccinations break 100,000 mark

AN MSP has praised frontline healthcare workers after vaccinations in the NHS Highland area surpassed the 100,000 mark.


Lifeline for tour guides as fund offers 'much-needed support'

Lifeline for tour guides as fund offers 'much-needed support'

"Essential" support for tour guides who have been under severe financial strain due to the coronavirus pandemic


Caley Thistle need to get back to basics, says James Keatings

Caley Thistle need to get back to basics, says James Keatings

James Keatings says Inverness need to keep it simple.


HSPC Feature Property of the Week

HSPC Feature Property of the Week

This week's HSPC Feature Property is a detached 6 bedroom bungalow with detached 2 bedroom lodge in Drumnadrochit.


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