Politics

The SkillSeeder app, a first for Scotland, will provide a unique way for firms and organisations to tap into climate change training courses.

Politicians safety against their public accessibility must have sensible balance says former Inverness MSP David Stewart.

The doubling of domestic heating oil prices in just two weeks has prompted calls for the UK government to take urgent action.

But MSP Rhoda Grant says she has been moved by the 'kindness of people of the Highlands'

The Scottish Reporter described the plans as 'incongruous and overbearing'

The Aird and Loch Ness member will leave the local authority at the May elections

The Aird and Loch Ness member will leave the local authority at the May elections

It comes after the UK government launched the Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme

The worrying figures led to calls for an education overhaul in the north

Already it has attracted one seven year old and the region's biggest charity

In the glorious sunshine, we gathered at Inverness Castle to tell the reporters and TV journalists the good news.

Most of the remaining Covid-19 restrictions will be lifted from next Monday the First Minister has announced.

The revelations sparked calls for an overhaul of education

MSP Edward Mountain says some people have been 'told that they could be waiting up to six years for treatment'

Nearing the launch of the 2022 Scottish local government elections, Charles Bannerman weighs in.

Highland Council has unveiled the list of the number candidates for the next elections

The move was prompted by concerns about attacks on elected representatives

It will not surprise readers that the most pressing issue at Westminster just now is the horrific and unwarranted invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

He says 'they need meaningful support, and they need it now'

The drive is set for April 1–3 after winning the 'wholehearted' support of big names like High Life Highland