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Recruitment could stall across the north Highlands, it is feared, after the Budget dealt a double whammy to businesses in the far north.
The group that promotes the North Coast 500 says it is encouraging responsible tourism with a new Visitor Pledge it has introduced.
A man has died after falling from cliffs near Keiss Castle on Wednesday.
Tickets for next year’s Etape Loch Ness are expected to sell out within a couple of days as priority entry is due to open on Tuesday morning.
A dozen youngsters proved an asset to the far north after taking part in a confidence-building weekend in the Cairngorms.
John Davidson enjoys a weekend of mountain bike leadership learning in Pitlochry as he hones his riding for the future
John Davidson steps up for 26.2-miler after watching wife and others complete challenge close to home
The leaves may have started falling and the temperature is getting cooler, but there’s still plenty to do around the Highlands during the autumn.
A Dounreay engineer has earned a prestigious industry award for his work on pioneering machinery being used as part of the decommissioning process.
A four-fold increase in parking capacity at an under-pressure beauty spot in the north-west Highlands is expected to ease congestion at the location.
A renowned fiddle player from Reay has been enjoying competition success across the Pond.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 670 store cattle.
Crofting representatives have said a new report outlining the sector’s value to the Highland economy shows its potential across the whole of Scotland.
A top price of £8000 was achieved at last week’s Caithness Ram Sales held at the Quoybrae auction mart.
Colin Cadden committed to surveying all the Cairngorms routes in a new guide to Scotland’s rights of way. John Davidson spoke to him in Glen Feshie
People wanting to take a breather at the end of the road in John O’Groats will soon be able to sit down with their favourite bear.
A new robot has been trialled at Dounreay in order to reach “severely restricted” areas at the former experimental nuclear plant.
The annual ram sales hosted by Aberdeen and Northern Marts will see a total entry of 295 rams and 1500 gimmers destined for Caithness Livestock Centre
A Wick business is celebrating selling its millionth packet of seaweed chips in just 12 months – by launching a new flavour.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday, September 9, sold 3577 prime and store sheep, feeding ewes and rams.
