Some NHS Highland patients have been waiting for close to 18 months to receive orthopaedic surgery, the health board has confirmed.
A FLAGSHIP city healthcare project is under threat after construction costs were found to be significantly higher than expected.
EMBATTLED bosses at NHS Highland came under fresh pressure after it emerged that bullying claims in the organisation were raised as long ago as 2007.
A PLANNING application for an ambitious proposal to install a new generation of advanced assisted living homes in Nairn has been rejected.
Concerns have been voiced at the prospect of Highland Council cutting back on grass cutting and play areas.
PLANNING permission has been granted for a second championship golf course at Castle Stuart between Inverness and Nairn.
THE two-storey car park on Rose Street is to be turned into into one of the biggest hotels in Inverness after Highland Council approved the plans.
MORE play parks could be shut and more grassy areas could be allowed to become overgrown if changes to amenity services are made by Highland Council.
PLANS for a leisure resort in an area close to the Culloden battlefield are to be submitted to council planners for a second time.
Highland Council and Sustrans has staged a Community Activity Day along the River Ness.
HIGHLAND Council is looking into the possibility of giving up its occupancy of Inverness Town House – a move which could save it £241,000 a year.
Construction giant Tulloch Homes has been accused of felling “irreplaceable” trees at a Milton of Leys development, causing “uproar” among locals.
The two men charged with leading reform of NHS Highland have spoken about their efforts to get on top of the crisis.
Inverness MP Drew Hendry is set to take part in an inquiry launched by the business select committee into the collapse of travel firm Thomas Cook.
A surprise call to “be more ambitious” when it comes to rehoming Syrian refugees has been made by Highland Council chief executive Donna Manson.
On the anniversary of a letter which exposed bullying at NHS Highland to public scrutiny, some are sceptical about whether much has changed.
A COALITION of disability charities is urging all Scottish local authorities to maintain vital funding for youngsters with additional support needs.
A YEAR ago a letter of less than 400 words written by four doctors lifted the lid on the biggest scandal in NHS Highland’s history.
THE National Trust for Scotland (NTS) and Historic Environment Scotland (HES) have been slammed over not objecting to a large house at Culloden.
A PLANNING application to construct offices adjacent to the remains of an ancient prehistoric site in Inverness have been recommended for approval.
