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A TAIN woman has become the first person in the Highlands to be banned from keeping or owning dogs after she admitted failing to keep two of her pets…
The 8.12am Wick to Inverness train this morning – due in at 12.15pm has been cancelled.
SCOTLAND’S Chief Constable has written to Highland Council’s deputy leader over his decision to arm police officers in the Highlands.
A builder who operates throughout the Highlands is to appear in a new BBC rogue trader consumer programme on Friday, entitled “How Safe is Your…
The report by the Healthcare Environment Inspectorate (HEI) into an unannounced visit to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness on 13 and 14 May has been published…
Police and Ambulance are currently dealing with a one vehicle road traffic collision on the A862 at Teawig, Beauly which happened at about 12.10pm…
There may be some delays for drivers on the A9 as the trunk road south of Slochd Summit is undergoing improvements worth £384,000.
AN RSPB Scotland worker has been sacked after objecting to the charity’s plans to develop its Forsinard Flows Visitor Centre as part of a £9.6million…
THE family of a teenager in remission from a rare form of cancer have praised the generosity of a Dornoch garage operator who repaired the youngster’s…
THE first of a two-part process to refurbish Clyne War Memorial in Brora has been completed, with its four-faced clock restored to its former glory.
A DORNOCH family have come out fighting against plans by a Dutch company to site a new sand and gravel quarry next to their home.
BRORA Wanderers missed the chance to go top of the North West Sutherland League when they lost 5-3 to Helmsdale United last Saturday.
ALREADY the holder of the North District Association Cup and the Ross-shire County Cup, Thurso’s Dougie Thorburn added the Howey Cup to his impressive…
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IT used to be that my early morning walks with the dog were quite solitary affairs. I would meet the occasional man and dog on the beach and another as…
IN 1970, the late Jack Paterson, English teacher at Tain Academy, asked me to be the Tory candidate in the school’s mock general election. I was…
Highland Council has pledged to improve its grounds maintenance in public spaces and cemeteries
A CHURCH minister is to entertain visitors at Loth and Helmsdale Flower Show Society’s 80th anniversary rose show on Saturday.
Phase one of a partnership between British Heart Foundation (BHF) Scotland, High Life Highland and The Scottish Ambulance Service came to fruition today…
THE decision to arm up to 30 police officers in the Highlands is final, despite an outcry from councillors.
