Many top names in pop have played there, and it was once a bigger draw than the Beatles. Now the locals could be about to call the tune at a famous Highlands’ night spot The story goes that, on the ...

The Highland village was once a popular spa resort due to claims about the healing powers of the water from local sulphurous springs Views have been sought on how to preserve the history and heritage ...

The walkers used step ladders and old carpet to get over fences and thick vegetation More than 60 people took part in a walk held to raise awareness of a campaign to establish a path between ...

A wintry scene in Strathpeffer shows tups gathered in the snow as they wait for their feed, captured beautifully by Emma Maclennan.

The village of Strathpeffer is roughly 45 minutes northwest of Inverness, in the Scottish Highlands. It's been a popular vacation destination since the Victorian era, when it was celebrated for its ...

From about 1819 to the time of World War One, Strathpeffer was a popular visitor destination. Visitors flocked to the village believing water from its sulphurous springs could heal conditions such as ...

Set in the Victorian-era heart of the Highland village of Strathpeffer is a beautiful pavilion. Built more than 140 years ago, its visitors have included suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst and The Beatles ...