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The recovery board said good progress had been made for when the UK exits the EU on December 31
Highland Council aims to create business and revenue by meeting its climate targets
Residents in parts of Scotland worst hit by coronavirus have been urged not to travel to other parts of the country during the half-term holiday.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the changes but some have called for an even more targeted response locally instead of blanket bans
Pubs, bars, restaurants and cafés in the Highlands are to be restricted in their sale of alcohol in a bid to drive down Covid infection rates.
But booze can still be sold to outdoor patrons with tougher sanctions coming for those who flout mask wearing and self-isolation guidance
He made the calls at the start of the Challenge Poverty Week following a hard hitting report poverty
Jamie Halcro Johnston said too many schools were struggling to deliver the curriculum due to staff shortages
HIGHLAND Council’s pension fund has millions invested in one of the world’s biggest arms manufacturers.
Bullying is still rife at NHS Highland more than a year after a damning report into the issue
Highland Council staff who are bullied won't be protected by a new whistle-blowing policy if they raise the issue with the press, it has been claimed.
Wick and East Caithness councillor Raymond Bremner has been named the new leader of the SNP group in Highland Council.
The cash will be delivered over the next two years and will go directly on hiring staff to support education through the pandemic
The Treasury hit back saying that nothing would stop the Scottish Government from agreeing its own budget before the UK
MP Drew Hendry along with a growing band of voices said there remains time to secure hundreds of thousands of jobs across the country
The move aims to boost the Highland economy by retaining staff and using local sub-contractors as well as saving the taxpayer up to £1 million a year
The new restrictions will come into effect on Friday but people are encouraged to abide by them now amid rising Covid infection rates
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.
