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A charity run Caithness nursery is celebrating after receiving a glowing report from the Care Inspectorate.

Pollen affects many millions of people each year. These tiny grains are known to trigger an allergic reaction known as hay fever.

Listen to the full story of a mechanic's trip from Inverness to the Ukraine front lines

Listen to the round table representing pride from different generations.

The Highland Business Women Awards 2025 are taking place on August 21 at the Kingsmills Hotel.

A part-funded outdoor experience is helping give secondary pupils an in-depth understanding of nature. John Davidson spoke to some of those involved

Disruption is expected later this month when the Far North Line is closed for three weeks as part of a major upgrade of the track.

Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle

We hear of the powerful journeys of five individuals from the Highlands who have transformed their lives following cancer diagnoses.

The Highland Council has issued its support for a Scottish Government proposal to give local authorities the power to create a cruise ship levy.

The Highland Business Women Awards are returning for 2025.

Almost one in four pavement parking fines have gone unpaid in the Highlands since the national ban was introduced.

A Thurso-based researcher hopes a review into floating offshore energy will help to protect marine creatures while allowing for sustainable growth.

In light of a 13 year-old boy’s letter to the Highland Council requesting for his support to be reinstated.

Three very big-hearted young brothers raising charity money in memory of their beloved grandad have already hit 500 per cent above their target.

Our “Give Blood, Save Lives” campaign addressed critical blood shortages ad encourage more people to become regular donors.

A water scarcity warning across Scotland has prompted a Highland Council alert to householders with private supplies.

Scotland’s national children’s charity is urging Highland parents and carers to seek their support if worried about their child’s mental health.

Farmers are being reminded to think “safety first” at harvest time and watch out for power lines crossing their fields.

Weather Watch by Keith Banks