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New school for Tornagrain by 2027

New school for Tornagrain by 2027

Councillors have given the green light for new a primary school in Tornagrain – its first for the planned new town.


Highland League clubs receive licences to become eligible for promotion to League Two

Highland League clubs receive licences to become eligible for promotion to League Two

If Brora win the Highland League they are now eligible for promotion


How SNP stalwart Fergus Ewing’s slow-burn resentment turned to full-flame anger

How SNP stalwart Fergus Ewing’s slow-burn resentment turned to full-flame anger

His anger over the failure to upgrade the A9 and A96 was a genuine and authentic reaction, says our columnist.


PICTURES: Children’s running event cancelled after travellers set up camp in Inverness park

PICTURES: Children’s running event cancelled after travellers set up camp in Inverness park

This Sunday’s Inverness junior parkrun has been cancelled after a group of travellers took up residence in Torvean Park.


Nairn guest house up for sale — for more than £1m

Nairn guest house up for sale — for more than £1m

A Nairn guest house is now on the market -— with an asking price of over £1 million.


‘Inverness is the best!’ - King told as he praises regional media

‘Inverness is the best!’ - King told as he praises regional media

Quartet of Highland News and Media journalists attend reception at Buckingham Palace.


Big buzz in Inverness this weekend as beekeeping show set to take place

Big buzz in Inverness this weekend as beekeeping show set to take place

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.


Alan Savage confirms his bid to buy Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Alan Savage confirms his bid to buy Inverness Caledonian Thistle

He has given administrators two weeks to accept his offer.


Volunteer ‘brought love to darkest days’ for over 11 years

Volunteer ‘brought love to darkest days’ for over 11 years

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


Councillors Raymond Bremner and David Fraser defend their positions after criticism over Avonlea ‘silence’

Councillors Raymond Bremner and David Fraser defend their positions after criticism over Avonlea ‘silence’

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


Five councillors slam Highland Council’s closure of Avonlea children’s home

Five councillors slam Highland Council’s closure of Avonlea children’s home

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


Doubt cast on council’s version of events over children’s home closure and spark call for leader’s resignation

Doubt cast on council’s version of events over children’s home closure and spark call for leader’s resignation

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


Charlie Christie - Time for differences to be put aside and save club

Charlie Christie - Time for differences to be put aside and save club

Talks looking hopeful buyer can be found.


Brother and sister prepare for ‘toughest foot race on earth’ to raise funds for Highland charity

Brother and sister prepare for ‘toughest foot race on earth’ to raise funds for Highland charity

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.


Brother and sister prepare for ‘toughest foot race on earth’ to raise funds for Highland charity

Brother and sister prepare for ‘toughest foot race on earth’ to raise funds for Highland charity

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.


Number of short-term let properties in Inverness neighbourhood is getting out of hand, say residents

Number of short-term let properties in Inverness neighbourhood is getting out of hand, say residents

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.


Charity boost enables Raigmore nurse wellbeing project

Charity boost enables Raigmore nurse wellbeing project

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


Reports players have been on trial at Inverness Caledonian Thistle

Reports players have been on trial at Inverness Caledonian Thistle

But club can’t offer permanent contracts while in administration.


£11.5m track upgrade will mean three-week closure for rail line north of Dingwall

£11.5m track upgrade will mean three-week closure for rail line north of Dingwall

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.


Manager says main focus is ensuring Inverness Caledonian Thistle avoid relegation

Manager says main focus is ensuring Inverness Caledonian Thistle avoid relegation

Hope of finishing top four is fading after two poor results


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