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The Scottish Wildlife Trust, with the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, has announced the return of the Words of the Wild competition.
The 2025 Young British Farming Awards is officially open for entries and nominations.
The wellbeing charity for farmers and crofters, Farmstrong Scotland has been awarded £20,000 of funding from The National Lottery Community Fund.
Accessing skilled labour continues to be the dominant employment issue for the UK fishing fleet, a new Seafish report suggests.
Our Wee Shop at Westfield travelled back in time to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe last Thursday.
Reay and Halkirk primary schools have been recognised for outstanding achievement in the area of sport and physical activity.
Last November we launched our Give Blood, Save Lives campaign to bring in 5000 blood donations across the Highlands and Moray by Easter.
A team of staff from a firm with branches throughout the Highlands has become the latest to organise a corporate blood donation.
Having reported on others’ blood donations for several months, staff from Highland News and Media rolled up their sleeves for the cause themselves.
A mum who almost died after giving birth has added her voice to calls for more people to donate blood.
A Sutherland councillor has been suspended for two months for behaving “disrespectfully” towards the chairman and committee of a community group.
Inverness Shinty Club’s own team mascot dropped in to the Inverness Donor Centre to show support for our Give Blood, Save Lives campaign.
Have you ever wondered about what actually happens to the blood you give?
Today we take it for granted that giving blood is as easy as looking online and booking an appointment - and it pretty well is.
Staff, residents, and visitors at Pentland View Care Home walked laps around the home and surrounding area to raise money for Comic Relief.
The importance of “greening” tourism was among topics discussed at a lunch organised by the Highlands and Islands Thistle Awards (HITA) team.
Showing the older generation how it’s done, enthusiastic school students were among donors who turned out to give blood recently.
A voluntary scheme to get campervan owners to pay towards upkeep of facilities has raised just £20,000 - against an annual target of £500,000.
The blood transfusion service is actively seeking to welcome local companies as part of its corporate blood donation programme.
Peter Corbett has been named Highland Heroes hero of heroes for his efforts to improve the lives of young people.
