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A PLEA has been issued to save a popular Inverness maritime attraction which is beginning to deteriorate following the death of its creator.
DOZENS of businesses have been finding out how they can be more accommodating for disabled employees.
A LUXURY hotel’s plan to erect a large "party tent" at the eastern edge of its grounds in Nairn has drawn criticism from neighbours.
A SINGLE mum has slammed a "heartless" landlord for changing the locks on her flat, leaving her and her toddler daughter homeless.
More than 100 people have marched on Culloden Battlefield in the latest bid to stop a controversial development.
AMBITIONS for a major new sports venue for Inverness have been reignited – this time with the focus on indoor tennis, amid optimism the city can…
INVERNESS Courier readers are being invited to take part in an online poll to choose a tree-planting location in the city as part of a UK-wide project.
THOUSANDS of children took part in a mass reading event to set a new record for an Inverness book festival.
by Calum Macleod
COMPLAINTS about dog mess have seen forest workers transform a section of woodland in Culloden into a pet-free zone.
A HIGHLAND school is the first to welcome a new project that aims to inspire and develop future entrepreneurs in farming.
A "WELFARE surgery" held in Inverness is set to be the first of many in a bid to tackle poverty.
A CHANGE of venue will not mean a dip in quality or a downturn in its fundraising muscle, those behind a musical festive favourite have insisted.
PIPERS and drummers will take part in a moving dawn ceremony during next month’s Remembrance Day as part of a weekend programme of events in Inverness…
A COMMUNITY leader is calling for an ugly corner in Inverness city centre to be transformed by a Banksy-style street artist.
THE beleaguered boss of crisis-torn NHS Highland and four other senior managers have spent most of this week on a business trip to Amsterdam – infuriating…
A NEW music festival will be added to Inverness’s already jam-packed programme of summer events next year.
Celebrating excellence and achievement in the food and drink industry.
The countdown to next Saturday’s Shinty-Hurling international against Ireland gathered momentum in midweek when Scotland manager Garry Reid named…
ALLEGATIONS of widespread bullying of staff at all levels within NHS Highland will destroy its recruitment prospects, according to a north politician.
