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The new model aims to “strengthen student experience and ensure financial sustainability’ for the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).
Moray LibDem leader Neil Alexander is backing a motion in Parliament to block UK Government’s plans to cut winter fuel payments for pensioners.
A Nairn-based travel agency has just marked a milestone after a year of providing the local community with unique and tailored travel experiences.
It was a close race in Elgin between the Conservative candidate Kathleen Robertson and the SNP representative Graham Leadbitter.
The Inverness Courier is launching a brand new outlet for Nairnshire news this week.
The Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Rivers Trust praised the “invaluable” funding from LNER, which supports the restoration of salmon’s natural habitat.
A Moray Firth military museum was delighted to receive a prestigious accolade for the quality of the venue.
The A96 was reopened after a two-vehicle crash prompted restrictions and a road closure for recovery works earlier this afternoon.
The A96 is currently closed in both directions east of Inverness after a road traffic incident reported earlier this afternoon.
Train passengers travelling between Inverness and Aberdeen might face delays after an object blocked the line earlier today.
Around 200 people attended the event to hear the candidates being questioned on matters that affect the Highlands and Moray.
THE road was closed in both directions after the collision.
THE A96 between Inverness and Forres has been closed in both directions following a road traffic accident.
In this week's episode of Northern Bibliosphere, we'll have the pleasure to sit down with Jen Hadfield and talk about her collection The Stone Age.
A mini-series in conversation with the finalists of the Highland Book Prize 2021 ahead of the awards ceremony on May 26.
THE KINCRAIG-based author is the guest in the latest episode of our literary podcast.
In this episode of Northern Bibliosphere, we sit and talk to Maggie about her career and her passion for history, languages, tea and candles.
Coronavirus has not gone away but we have moved into a new phase of dealing with it.
Today, March 3, marks the 25th anniversary of World Book Day and we are celebrating with a special podcast episode.
To start with a bang, our first guest is award-winning writer, drama and English teacher - and puppetry enthusiast - Barbara Henderson.
