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The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) has urged people who live within or who may enter rural environments to exercise caution.
The Highland Business Women Awards are set to return for 2025.
Run annually by the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations, the Scottish Charity Awards celebrate the best of Scotland’s voluntary sector.
Based at Ormlie Industrial Estate, Revival has been founded by Oonagh Corcoran.
Condolences have been expressed following the death of Pope Francis announced this morning.
Entries are now open for the Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards (HITA) 2025.
Special Needs Action Project (SNAP) was founded nearly 30 years ago to improve the lives of young people with additional needs.
A suicide prevention charity has won the Emergency Services or Crisis Support Service of the Year at Highland Heroes 2025.
Thurso RNLI and local Coastguard teams responded to an emergency call, yesterday (March 15).
Angus MacDonald was announced as primary school pupil of the year at the packed out Highland Heroes awards at the Drumossie Hotel on Friday night.
Inverness Airport has won the best airport in Europe serving under two million passengers — for the fifth year in a row.
Alistair Dodds CBE has served on the HIE board for 11 years and was due to stay in the chairman position until April 2026.
The former Chief Constable of Northern Constabulary, Ian Latimer led the force from 2001 until 2011.
High Life Highland is keen to offer more opportunities for children who need extra support to take part in games and sports.
Since its inception in 2021, Highland Coast Hotels has prioritised creating year-round employment for residents in the Highlands.
New Start Highland’s chief executive, James Dunbar, has been honoured as a Big Issue Changemaker for Housing and Homelessness 2025.
The Highland Council is inviting the community to play a key role in shaping the future of the region.
The UK’s most northerly veterinary practice on the mainland is celebrating its 60th anniversary year.
In 1996, with a single minibus and a clear vision, Donald Mathieson, and his wife, Elizabeth, set out on a path to transform Highland transport.
A Japanese manufacturer has announced a ‘significant new chapter’ for its Highland-based operations.
