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Gaelic singer and presenter Joy Dunlop led the way as Melvich Primary and Early Learning Centre celebrated World Gaelic Week 2025.
127 dancers from across the Highlands and Orkney gathered for a dance festival on Saturday, March 1 at Keiss Hall.
Staff and residents alike dressed up as beloved characters, such as Harry Potter and Captain Underpants, adding to the fun.
Schools across Caithness welcomed a wide assortment of colourful characters today for World Book Day.
Peter Granville Fowler MBE, a visionary newspaper publisher who played a pivotal role in the evolution of regional news across the north has died.
The review revealed that Dounreay’s total expenditure for the financial year was £202.4 million.
Duncan Shearer, Mixu Paatelainen and Mike Newell turned out to offer advice to AG Coaching’s hopefuls.
Mount Pleasant Primary in Thurso had the lowest Highland school ranking in The Sunday Times’ Scottish primary school league table, released today.
Local authorities such as Highland Council are being called upon to review ASL provision processes.
“Healthcare is a Human Right”, a 90-minute online event organised by three campaign groups.
In Highland, £36,821,471 has been paid out over the last four years, with 11,775 of children benefitting as of December 2024.
Residents’ faces lit up as the children from Pennyland ELC filled the lounge.
Residents of Seaview House Care Home enjoyed a special outing this week as they visited Reid’s Bakery in Thurso.
Promoters believe Puls8 can be ‘the biggest indoor dance event in Inverness history’.
Cars and motorcycle club members from Caithness came together on Saturday to embark on “One Last Run” to honour 15-year old Kaden Askew.
A total of seven bikes and around 30 cars turned out to sound their horns and rev their engines for “One Last Run” in memory of the 15-year-old.
Car enthusiasts in Wick are coming together this weekend to honour the memory of “car mad” teenager Kaden Askew, who died earlier this month.
15-year-old Kaden Askew died suddenly on Tuesday, February 11 after becoming unwell at his home.
Leisure charity High Life Highland has launched an appeal for more willing volunteers to enhance its disability sport offering.
Residents at Seaview House Care Home in Wick were warmly greeted at Dunnet Bay Distillery.
