On Trans Day of Visibility, a trans man has described the impact that having top surgery had on his life.
The quartet travel through to Inverness to train and play, and their efforts have been well rewarded.
He had previously made an offer for Inverness Caledonian Thistle, but now says he has no interest in returning to the table.
The 26-year-old will move to Grant Street Park at the end of the current Highland League season.
A gay man has opened up on how his perception of same-sex marriage has changed over the years.
Caley Thistle recorded victory over Annan thanks to Danny Devine’s first half header, but the futures of many at the club remain uncertain.
Megan Keith will make history this Friday when she represents Great Britain at the Olympic Games in Paris.
Inverness stopper Jen Horrocks talks about the growth of women’s football, playing against England legends and returning to the sport after years out.
15-year-old Bastian Bernhard has joined the national wrestling pathway programme ahead of the Scottish Open later this month.
ScottishPower will award the prize to four different women's or girls' teams across the Highlands and Islands.
'I'm proud of myself, I'm proud of my daughter for being an ally, and I'm proud of the community'
SCOTTISH Women's Football believes the Highlands and Islands League is continuing to grow all the time and has a bright future.
Buckie Thistle have lost the services of one of their attackers, who wanted to move closer to home for family reasons.
Leap Sports and UHI's Out and About project is helping break down barriers LGBTQ+ people face to accessing sport and physical activity.
With June drawing to a close and Highland Pride on the horizon, here are some of the flags you might be seeing to represent the LGBTQ+ community.
Leap Sports and UHI's Out and About project is helping break down barriers LGBTQ+ people face to accessing sport and physical activity.
Scottish Power has signed a new partnership to invest in Scottish Women's Football and the Highlands and Islands League.
We have all made new year's resolutions – but chances are very few of them were as life changing as one trans woman's a little over a year ago.
The best of young footballing talent from across the Highlands and Islands will play a festival at the Highland Football Academy at the start of July.
Former Nairn County player of the year Gordon McNab has returned to the club as boss Ronnie Sharp's first summer recruit ahead of the 2022/23 season.