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The recruitment of a new depute chief executive for Highland Council has been paused after objections from councillors.
Housebuilders have said they are surprised a decision on building 155 new homes in Milton of Leys has been deferred.
Fresh controversy over highly-paid jobs at cash-strapped Highland Council has been sparked by adverts for two roles worth a combined £216,744 a year.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned that the rate of Covid-19 reproduction in the country could be rising amid a spate of virus clusters.
There have been no new deaths from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 in the last seven days in the NHS Highland area – for a fourth week.
The Scottish Government has announced it will withdraw all downgraded exam marks and base results entirely on recommended grades issued by teachers.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has admitted the Scottish Government got it wrong over exams.
Plans to return Highland children to school next week hit a last-minute hitch when bus operators demanded extra cash.
A prime development site on the outskirts of Inverness city centre is set to go on the market within weeks.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned that players who catch Covid-19 by not following safety measures endanger the return of football.
Highland Council’s controversial education chief failed to appear at today’s education committee amid ongoing acrimony over his £936 a day wage.
HIGHLAND Council is in the progress of renegotiating some school transport contracts, less than a week before schools reopen.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she does not underestimate how tough the lockdown has been on those who had been due to sit exams this summer.
Historic Environment Scotland (HES) Enterprises is seeking licensing permission to extend its hours of alcohol sales at Urquhart Castle.
An application has been made by MacIver Properties for the renewal of its license for a house of multiple occupancy (HMO) on Inverness High Street.
A disabled city councillor’s safety warnings proved to be spot-on after he took a painful tumble in his wheelchair.
HIGHLAND Council’s controversial chief officer of education is to leave his role in August, the local authority has confirmed.
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a massive backlog of treatment which is set to plunge health services in the region into an unprecedented crisis.
The First Minister says the government’s focus now is on the reopening of schools – with little scope for further relaxation of lockdown before then.
There have been no new deaths from confirmed or suspected Covid-19 in the last seven days in the NHS Highland area – for the second week in a row.
