Alarming” figures have revealed that almost half of Highland households are experiencing fuel poverty. A report on the issue formed the basis of a lengthy discussion around climate change at a full ...
Newtonmore manager Peter Ross hailed the ‘best defence in shinty’ after a cleansheet in a big win over derby rivals Kingussie. The Eilan hosts won 1-0 on Saturday keeping out what is widely regarded ...
Newtonmore's Declan Brannan celebrates the win over rivals Kingussie at fuill-time. Picture: Neil Paterson. Newtonmore are now four points clear at the top of the Mowi Premiership ...
An international school in China is looking to recruit a Highland bagpipe teacher to lead and develop the country’s first ever youth pipe band.
Winning charitable organisation of the year at this year’s Highland Heroes awards seemed to be a real shock for this year’s recipients.
Celebrating its 50th year, Muirtown Primary School has been named School of the Year at the Highland Heroes Awards.
A force of 10 brave souls have completed the Great Tommy Sleep Out at Grantown. Despite inclement conditions, the fund-raiser went ahead on schedule last night in The Square of the Strathspey capital ...
Inverness entrepreneur who is using food waste to help grow crops wins green gong at Highland Heroes
An Inverness entrepreneur who is turning everyday food waste into an innovative tool to help grow crops in a more efficient and environmentally friendly way has been honoured with a green hero award.
Three teenage heroes from Kinlochbervie are just happy to have their friend still with them after he was knocked unconscious in a cycling accident.
An Inverness schoolgirl who has faced a life-changing diagnosis with remarkable courage has been named Brave Child of the year at the 2026 Highland Heroes awards. 11-year-old Emily Ross, a pupil at ...
It is the second crash in just 24 hours on the Badenoch stretch of the A9 following a serious crash on the A9 at Cuaich by Dalwhinnie yesterday. Police officers were called to a report of crash at ...
Geography and guidance teacher Claire Cormack decided what she wanted to do when she was just seven — and never looked back!
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