Politics

It comes as councillors fear the cost of hiring facilities in the north are 'threatening the very existence' of voluntary organisations.

A PUBLIC consultation on an area of Common Good land in Nairn closes this week.

A number of sports programmes have already moved but others may have to fold

Not long after the Scottish Parliament was reconvened, an opinion poll asked what people felt to be the most important matters.

Councillor Ken Gowans says the charity will get at least £60,000 in funding

A Highland MP has written to the SFA expressing “deep concerns” over arrangements for Inverness Caley Thistle’s Scottish Cup Final against Celtic.

The Highland MSP denied softening her stance on the marine protection plan to ban fishing in 10 per cent of Scotland's seas

Lord Uist warned that Justice Secretary Angela Constance’s proposals constituted a 'serious attack upon the independence of the judiciary'

Arguing the case for the illuminations is Edward Mountain while Emma Roddick makes the case against

He says it is 'increasingly difficult to obtain straight answers' like whether what the post-2024 agriculture policy will mean for funding

Inverness and surrounding communities appeared deeply divided in the run up to the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

A Highland MP is calling for a public inquiry into the controversial plans for an overhead power line between Beauly and Caithness.

WE asked people in Inverness whether they will be watching and celebrating the coronation this weekend.

He slams Highly Protected Marine Areas as a 'notice of execution' on fishing communities and 'an incredible act of provocation'

Councillor Ken Gowans says 'it’s vital that the council ensures that it is securing appropriate and proportionate costs.'

When banks closed they reassured us post offices would fill the void. Yet, as they face challenges our communities are facing the consequences.

PLANS to install a new footbridge with lifts at the train station in Nairn have been submitted by a railway infrastructure operator.

DOZENS of Highlanders have added their voices to calls for the protection of workers' rights – amid controversial Westminster moves to curtail them.

The council says 'our results over the last 11 years show a significant deterioration' which is a 'long term trend'

The move sparked anger from some who felt the illuminations were a waste of money