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A 49-year-old Tain man who downloaded and retained over 200 images of children being abused on four electronic devices has escaped a jail sentence.
It won the grant from the Scottish Land Fund. Glenelg’s community also received almost £93k to help buy a village shop and retain it in the community.
It’s the second expansion go-ahead for the company in a matter of weeks and comes in response to surging demand.
A woman killed in last night’s crash on the A96 Inverness to Nairn road has been named as 65-year-old Alison Campbell.
An Ullapool 103-year-old was treated to a tour of Loch Broom on a speedboat, thanks to a kind-hearted local group.
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has made a significant £1 million commitment to the Caithness and North Sutherland Fund over the next 3 years.
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Coming to a town near you … three Highland stand-ups have shunned the ‘extortionate’ Edinburgh Festival Fringe for a north comedy tour.
Brora Community Council had expected a representative from Murphy to attend its meeting yesterday evening.
Draw was made on Wednesday night.
Cattachs begin league title defence.
League Cup campaign ends for Highland League champions.
Club lift trophy on home turf.
Highland League will now only have two feeder leagues.
Developers behind a proposed new coffee shop in a prominent city centre location have dropped the drive-thru element in a bid to win over planners.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson aims for the heights on the hottest day with a round of Cairn Gorm from Coire Cas
‘Mind blowing’ challenge raises more than £12,000 as experience is described as being of massive benefit to her physical and mental health.
It is one of five finalists in the running for the Sustainability Award. Other awards will also be contested by finalists from Aviemore and Ullapool.
Take a look through 10 spots in and around Inverness to enjoy a beer garden in the summer weather
A group gathered outside The Bell Hotel, Epping, on Thursday evening and shortly after 7.30pm police said the protest had ‘so far been peaceful’.
Aid groups have warned of starvation in the Gaza Strip and the US said it was cutting short ceasefire talks.
Police Scotland said ‘extensive inquiries’ are under way following the incident in the capital.
‘Gaza is gone – I don’t think Gaza will exist any more,’ the SNP politician said, as she described her family’s situation as a ‘living nightmare’.