Highland politicians have urged the public to exercise caution over coronavirus but also insist Scotland is well-equipped to deal with the infection.
A NEW 20mph speed limit has come into force in the Ballifeary area of Inverness – making it possibly the largest zone of its type in the region.
A PARENT council in scenic Strathnairn has issued a call for headteachers interested in possibly working in the “beautiful community” of Farr.
CAMPAIGNERS opposing cuts to additional support needs in schools have staged a protest to highlight how many children are missing out on education.
AN OAP from Beauly faces having to travel to Canada alone after UK immigration officials ruled she had to file a visa request from her home country.
Two Highland MSPs have been pivotal in securing a Scottish budget deal after a compromise was reached between the SNP government and the Greens.
PLANS to allow cyclists to travel in both directions along a future one-way street in Inverness city centre have sparked debate.
Highland Council has been told that more must be done for children with additional support needs (ASN) while cuts to the service continue.
THE Inverness-Scotland website that Highland Council established to promote the city is to be discontinued because it is considered out of date.
DESPITE sweaty palms, Highland MSP Kate Forbes’ impressive handling of the Scottish budget helped secure her new role as finance minister.
A Highland Council official has revealed more funding has been found to build the My Ness artwork.
A support group has spoken out after the publication of a report into Highland ASN provision was delayed.
Proposals to build a 46-turbine wind farm near Tomich have been attacked by locals who fear it could damage tourism.
Highland Council has agreed to freeze taxi tariffs at their current rates over the objections of one Inverness firm.
Amid a minor Scottish cabinet reshuffle Fergus Ewing also gets an expanded portfolio
A FUNDING cut of around a third for building projects in the next year is “really serious,” according to Highland Council’s budget leader.
THE Highlands has been dealt another blow by the Scottish Government with the news that plans for a new prison for Inverness have been shelved.
HEALTH Secretary Jeane Freeman has stepped in to ensure NHS Highland abides by the recommendations of the Sturrock Review into bullying.
A crunch vote in Holyrood secured victory for those campaigning against allowing councils to set non domestic business rates.
Highlands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston warns SNP ministers not to give in to pressure from Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie.
