Politics

Newly elected councillors unanimously back Opportunity Cromarty Firth's 'transformational' bid

Amid rock bottom primary literacy and numeracy rates the refusal was slammed as 'business as usual'

The lively political debate show is coming to the Highland capital.

PROTESTERS gathered in front of the Highland Council's headquarters this morning to demand action for unreliable bus services in the city.

The majority of voters in an Inverness Courier online poll said they would support Scottish independence if a referendum was held next year.

A LARGE majority of Scots are in favour of offshore wind farms, a survey for the Scottish Government has revealed.

Boyd Robertson says the board is determined to 'eliminate the behaviours that have afflicted the organisation'

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said she wants to hold second independence referendum next year.

CITY bus services have been slammed by users as increasingly unreliable.

HR director Fiona Hogg says the board must be 'less defensive' and 'willing to be criticised'

The MSP says 'I am overjoyed that I can once again focus all my energies into the job I love'

Earlier councillors deferred a decision to demolish it and build a £30 million hotel

Many parents and children are still waiting find out what support is available next term

Venue director thanks all involved with the venue for helping 'create something we should all be incredibly proud of'

But Bricks Group remain committed to the £30 million hotel plan

Developers want to build a £30 million Courtyard by Marriott hotel on the site

They deferred the final decision on plans to demolish the venue and build a hotel

He argues that we'll 'need oil and gas for decades' as transition to renewables

Also included in today's exhibitions are proposals for the Northern Meeting Park

The majority of taxi operators backed the move to offset the huge rise in costs