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But Boris Johnson rebuffed calls by Highland MP Ian Blackford to extend the furlough scheme
Three SNP councillors who resigned from the party group on Highland Council have been told to do “the honourable thing” and resign their seats.
Worries about workplace bullying have not been included in an updated policy on whistle-blowing drafted by Highland Council.
Shocking levels of fuel poverty in the Highlands have prompted Highland Council to demand action to deliver a fair electricity distribution system.
Nicola Sturgeon said she had worked through the weekend with advisors but no final decision on the measures had yet been taken
Boundary Commission proposals to redraw Highland Council ward maps have been described as an "attack on democracy" in the region.
David Duguid visited the site to learn about its operations and thank staff for their work
Re-instatement of two suspended councillors and in-fighting appears to have triggered a trio of resignations
Council bosses said they could no longer standby proposals after the national picture changed
Councillors agreed that the current levels of information sharing are 'detrimental' to an effective local response
Highland Council has announced a U-turn on provision of additional free childcare after pressure from politicians and parents.
The Scottish Government's R100 programme can now progress but critics slam the delays that have left many without reliable connectivity
Councillors will be asked to reject 'significant and detrimental' boundary changes later this week
Developers say it is worth around £400 million to the local economy but there were concerns about the visual impact on the top tourist attraction
The project aims to write the autobiography of the Highlands while encouraging tourists to visit all parts of the region
MSP Edward Mountain told MP Drew Hendry not to 'blame others' for failings after being accused of scoring 'cheap political points'
MP Drew Hendry said the Scottish Government only took over the broadband scheme due to Westminster's inaction
Scottish Conservatives say the policies continue the trend of 'long-term underinvestment' in the region
Nicola Sturgeon also revealed her government's response to Black Lives Matter and significant support for green jobs
A voucher scheme to provide superfast broadband for the north of Scotland will cost of tens of millions of pounds.
