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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Report reveals Highland-based companyâs £280m contribution to UK economy (opens the original)
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A Highland-based business that supports hundreds of jobs in the area has generated sales exceeding £300 million. Water technology firm RSE Group, which is headquartered in Muir of Ord and has an Inverness base, employs 1718 in 31 UK locations - with 31 per cent of those living in the Highlands. In 2024/2025, the firm drove £280.7m of gross value added (GVA) to the UK economy. Over the same period, it generated sales of £307m. All told, its GVA extends to £141.1m in Scotland, with 1648 jobs s
Inverness filmmaker to continue studies in New York after âlife-changingâ fellowship award (opens the original)
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A promising Inverness filmmaker is set to continue her studies in New York after being awarded a âlife-changingâ fellowship. Róise Nic An Bheatha, who comes from Belfast but has lived in Scotland since she was 14, studied Scottish Literature and Language at the University of Glasgow before moving into film. She has been awarded a prestigious Scottish International Education Trust (SIET) Fellowship, which will support her Master's in Film Directing at the School of Visual Arts in New York. T
âTremendous achievementâ - UHI ranks top in Scotland for âeducationâ (opens the original)
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The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) has been ranked top in Scotland for âeducationâ and second for music. The Guardian University Guide 2027 ranked UHIâs education subject area seventh in the United Kingdom out of 90 institutions, making it the highest-ranked Scottish entry. Music was ranked 25th in the UK out of 83 institutions. Vicki Nairn, UHI Principal and Vice-Chancellor, hailed the rankings as a âtremendous achievementâ. She said: âBeing ranked first in Scotland f
Man taken to hospital after vehicles catch fire in crash (opens the original)
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A man was taken to hospital after a crash on the A9 in which two vehicles caught fire. The incident took place between Moy and Tomatin at around 2pm on Saturday, September 26. The road was closed in both directions, but has since reopened. Police Scotland confirmed that the fire was extinguished by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service. A police spokesperson added that a man had been taken to hospital for treatment and that enquiries into the incident are âongoingâ.
Have your say on plans for Highland greenspaces (opens the original)
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People across the Highlands are being invited to have their say on a new strategy that aims to help protect, restore and enhance nature across council-owned land and greenspaces. Highland Council has launched a six-week public consultation on its draft Greenspace Biodiversity Management Strategy 2026-2030, which sets out a framework and practical guidance for managing council-owned greenspaces to support biodiversity and respond to the climate emergency. The draft strategy outlines principles, o
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