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Caithness homeowners and landlords have been advised over the potential implications of new smoke alarm regulations due to come into place next week.

There is a legion of volunteers, many veteran Armed Forces personnel, continuing to help with vaccines rollout.

Welcome to Your Vote week which is the ideal time to start conversations with young people about democracy, politics, and all aspects of voting.

NHS Highland is promoting its Together We Care initiative and a short video by chief executive Pamela Dudek explains how to get involved.

Raigmore Hospital's Ward 7A is closed to new admissions and essential visitors.

Crofters are being urged to return their census forms as soon as possible as the regulator gathers its annual information about the state of crofting.

Rising food costs and an energy bill crisis have driven up prices at their fastest rate in almost 30 years, new figures have revealed.

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Packs of LFD tests will be distributed from locations across the Highlands from Monday January 17 to Friday January 21.

Remember to nominate your Highland Heroes 2022!

Projects designed to help the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss are set to benefit from further funding this year.

Scotland's tourism sector will soon have access to a £9m recovery package designed to ease the impact of public health measures to tackle Omicron.

A campaign to protect Scotland’s livestock has been launched following new legislation which protects animals from dog attacks.

People in the Highlands are being encouraged to seek mental health support from a range of free, confidential sources of help and advice

A campaign gets underway today to encourage Caithness residents to seek free debt advice if they are struggling with their bills.

Who will be your Highland Heroes 2022?

Norman Fell, mortgage consultant for HSPC, explains how you can benefit from contacting someone, like himself, with a close eye on the housing market.

Farmers and crofters are being encouraged to start the new year by looking at the measures in place to ensure children’s safety on their plots.

The Met Office updated its Yellow Warnings for the far north to include strong winds along with snow and ice affecting Caithness.

NHS Highland has restricted visiting at Caithness General Hospital to essential visitors only to help reduce the risk of the spread of Covid-19.