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The north health board returns some of the worst numbers in Scotland.
The Levelling-Up investment secures the historic home of the Highland Games and permanent base for shinty.
Andrew Baxter picks-up where the outgoing MSP left off saying the council is ‘too large, too centralised, and too remote’.
Six time national champion Phoebe Strachan says children, communities, and environment ‘deserve better than exposure to polluted seas’.
That is a a 14% rise in loans since last year totalling £161m, according to new figures.
The appeal found no major landscape impact and planning rules are unconcerned with its safety.
Examples were offered of ‘slurred speech, impaired movement, erratic or unusual behaviour’.
It will be for rental under the same ownership after Highland Council grants planning permission for the changes.
Its officials recommended approval despite local objections but elected members were not so sure.
The SNP, Liberal Democrats, Conservatives and Labour all commit to Transport Scotland’s timetable.
The Scottish Labour leader signs The Inverness Courier’s Dual the A9 Pledge saying ‘this is the route’ to opportunity and potential in the Highlands.
Dozens lash out at ‘big energy’ and Scottish Government ‘riding roughshod over our environment and our local democracy.’
Highland Council’s infrastructure boss Malcolm Macleod set to deliver statement on the structure.
Cllr Isabell Mackenzie’s move will see stakeholders who ‘live, work and invest in the city’ included from the start.
The Scottish Conservatives are the latest political party to sign The Inverness Courier’s Dual the A9 Pledge - and vow to speed up the programme.
Non appearance aggravated tensions as campaigners demand Planning Inquiry Commission into projects.
A packed and passionate Inverness meeting was told ‘no financial compensation can ever replace what we stand to lose.’
Ruraidh Stewart earlier quit Highland Council’s north planning committee claiming the system is ‘rigged’.
Cabinet secretary Fiona Hyslop says it’s a ‘game changer’ for Wester Ross.
Councillor Ken Gowans slams ‘unacceptable’ service residents experienced.
