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First Badenoch derby for 14 years confirmed in the Camanachd Cup final

First Badenoch derby for 14 years confirmed in the Camanachd Cup final

Newtonmore beat Oban Camanachd 4-1 in semi-final at weekend to set up dream final


In the zone: latest heat map for Badenoch and Strathspey

In the zone: latest heat map for Badenoch and Strathspey

‘It’s not a heatwave’ says local weather guru but estates on high alert


2025 outing of the Abernethy Highland Games is a record-breaker

2025 outing of the Abernethy Highland Games is a record-breaker

Seven arena records are smashed at gathering attended by 4000 spectators


Up to 50% fall for some Highland train tickets after peak fares axed

Up to 50% fall for some Highland train tickets after peak fares axed

Rail passengers in the Highlands look set to make big savings on tickets after it was announced that peak fares will be scrapped from next month.


No plans to charge for Highland Folk Museum entry for now

No plans to charge for Highland Folk Museum entry for now

But operators say they will bring in admission charge if this becomes most lucrative option


Leaders score eight, manager sent off and unbeaten record goes in 90th minute

Leaders score eight, manager sent off and unbeaten record goes in 90th minute

Strathspey Thistle are sunk by late show by visitors Banks O Dee


Lib Dem candidate vying to succeed Kate Forbes in Holyrood says: ‘Time to say goodbye to Highland Council’

Lib Dem candidate vying to succeed Kate Forbes in Holyrood says: ‘Time to say goodbye to Highland Council’

Andrew Baxter picks-up where the outgoing MSP left off saying the authorityl is ‘too large, too centralised, and too remote’


PICTURES: Popular Wolftrax biking centre’s trails now more accessible for disabled riders and beginners

PICTURES: Popular Wolftrax biking centre’s trails now more accessible for disabled riders and beginners

British gold and silver Paralympic cyclist medallist Karen Darke tackles upgraded trails


Missing man ‘boarded Inverness-bound LNER train’, say police investigating his disappearance

Missing man ‘boarded Inverness-bound LNER train’, say police investigating his disappearance

Police searching for a missing man have revealed that his last confirmed sighting was boarding an Inverness-bound train.


Last night’s shock reminder of wildfire threat in Strathspey

Last night’s shock reminder of wildfire threat in Strathspey

Cairngorms National Park ranger raises alarm near Carrbridge


Hub all bubble, toil and trouble - but what a triumph at Grantown!

Hub all bubble, toil and trouble - but what a triumph at Grantown!

A year on and a remarkable team are celebrating Community Hub opening


Carrbridge packhorse and local castles inspire Grantown artist’s first Scottish exhibition

Carrbridge packhorse and local castles inspire Grantown artist’s first Scottish exhibition

From Grantown to Edinburgh for colourful collection


Kingussie pupils set to show Scotland the way with re-packaging project

Kingussie pupils set to show Scotland the way with re-packaging project

They’ve done their homework and will start recycling next month


Camanachd Final will be a Badenoch derby

Camanachd Final will be a Badenoch derby

Fine 4-1 win for Newtonmore at Fort William sets up a meeting with Kingussie


Kingussie head delighted over ‘strong’ results for S4 and 5

Kingussie head delighted over ‘strong’ results for S4 and 5

‘I’m so pleased to see so many stepping stones for future courses with us’


Not so Glorious Twelfth as Badenoch estates see shooting cancelled

Not so Glorious Twelfth as Badenoch estates see shooting cancelled

‘Range of problems have left many estates with insufficient numbers’ says BASC


A9 traffic running normally now after Newtonmore incident

A9 traffic running normally now after Newtonmore incident

HGV break-down held up clearance until following multi-vehicle RTA


BREAKING: A9 closed after ‘multi-vehicle’ crash

BREAKING: A9 closed after ‘multi-vehicle’ crash

A ‘multi-vehicle’ crash has closed the A9 near Newtonmore.


Highland MSP Burgess warning on perils of unregulated motorhome parking

Highland MSP Burgess warning on perils of unregulated motorhome parking

Unrestricted overnight stays in council car parks risk ‘undermining Highland Tourism’


UK Government ‘cash for pylons’ plan to pay £2500 to homes close to electricity infrastructure

UK Government ‘cash for pylons’ plan to pay £2500 to homes close to electricity infrastructure

People living near electricity pylons could get £250 a year off their energy bills under UK Government proposals.


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