Abandoned bikes across the rail network are to be given a new life, as ScotRail introduces a policy that will see unclaimed bikes renewed or recycled.
Highland Council is reminding people there is opportunity to share their experiences of the area by taking part in the Highland Place Standard survey.
The John Muir Trust has welcomed an announcement that the Scottish Government will hold a public consultation on a carbon land tax.
People are being encouraged to take an hour this month now the weather is turning warmer, to build a ‘bee hotel’ for Scotland’s solitary bees.
The signing of a memorandum of understanding between Scotland’s enterprise agencies and the world’s largest shipbuilders could benefit the Highlands.
Wick club rumours, Bid for teachers and defending John O’Groats
Following the success of its Business Digital Grant scheme, Highland Council has announced further funds to help firms access digital support.
A new report calls for more protection for livetsock from dog attacks.
Applications have opened for the fourth year of the Marine Fund Scotland.
Ariane Burgess, Green MSP for the Highlands & Islands, has asked the Scottish Government about implementation of tenant’s rights legislation.
Scotland’s capacity for electricity generation from renewables increased by 10 per cent in a year, with largest growth in offshore and onshore wind.
UHI North, West and Hebrides is taking forward its post-merger plans to become a fully integrated organisation.
With Easter set to see an increase in visitors to the countryside, NFU Mutual is reminding dog-owners to be extra vigilant.
Murkle WI's recent meeting was its Annual Bulb Show with a very good show including some from members who had not exhibited previously.
Staff at NHS 24 are asking the public to check they have enough of their prescribed medication to last over Easter or any spring holidays.
‘e Peedie Café is marking its four-year anniversary with the presentation of its 206th programme.
The Land Reform (Scotland) Bill was introduced to the Scottish Parliament last week.
The Marine Conservation Society has released its annual report, State of our Beaches 2023, on data collected by their beach clean volunteers.
The children in Pennyland’s Primary 1 class decided they wanted to learn more about how to keep healthy so suggested doing a “Healthy Me” term topic.
Staff and residents at Thurso's Pentland View care home had fantastic fun hiding painted Easter rocks all over the place for local children to find.
