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But debate over the issues sparks division at the city committee
Chief executive Pam Dudek says the inappropriate behaviour will be dealt with through a change in culture
Change is on the menu for Highland school meals after it was revealed more than 80,000 dinners have not been paid for.
Councillor Andrew Jarvie hoped to prevent the £550,000 bill spiralling further but was voted down
SNP members argued it was time for the city centre to be completely reimagined while also making it both greener and cleaner.
Leaked information suggests that all four home nations agreed to the move at meeting of Cobra this afternoon
Edward Mountain set-up an online petition to persuade NHS Highland to allow carers more time with those they look after
Nicola Sturgeon said there is now reason for 'cautious optimism' as new cases have stabilised
MSP Maree Todd slammed the practice as locals were forced to pay an extra £30.1 million amid widespread over-charging for deliveries
Despite UK vaccine breakthrough Boris Johnson calls on the country to 'squeeze the disease'
The majority will go to MFR's Mission at Christmas campaign and third sector projects offsetting the impact of the pandemic
'With that vaccination programme we hope that in a matter of months we will have Covid well under control if we are being optimistic'
Jeane Freeman said as many as a million people could get a Covid jab by January though no vaccine has yet been approved
But in a major positive development HLH currently projects a much smaller deficit this year due to Covid
The First Minister also confirmed that Scotland passed the 'sombre and distressing milestone' of 5000 deaths linked to Covid
MSP Donald Cameron issued the call amid fears the issues with this year's flu jab programme could recur
Highland Council has sent back an unusually scathing response to BT’s proposal to remove 107 of the 348 public call boxes across the Highland area.
A contentious planning development has resurfaced after Scottish Water started work without planning permission on an Ardersier waste treatment works.
A row is brewing as a public consultation is launched on redrawing Highland Council wards including Inverness.
MSP Edward Mountain said it is 'imperative' that the force has sufficient resources to tackle crime
