No new signings before they return from Italy
Determined to blaze a trail for South Asian footballers.
Player looking forward to new challenge.
Ross County have secured a fifth summer signing with the loan capture of Kazeem Olaigbe.
Malky Mackay says Brexit is making it tougher for clubs like Ross County to successfully tap into the UK loans market.
Distance will be no issue for new Ross County signing Victor Loturi – on or off the pitch.
Malky Mackay intends to fully utilise his contacts in football around the world to continue rebuilding Ross County's squad this summer.
Yan Dhanda has spoken of his excitement at signing for Ross County – and he hopes to instil the same feeling in supporters on the pitch.
Harry Paton has left Ross County in search of a new club after rejecting the offer to extend his four-year stay in Dingwall.
A prison officer battling mental health challenges while on sick leave has triumphed against the odds to land a prestigious bodybuilding title.
NHS Highland says that robotic surgery is transforming patient care in the Highlands.
Three Highland Council-led multi-agency groups are working to manage and ease visitor pressures across the region.
Upset parents have rallied in support of a Black Isle nursery slammed by inspectors.
A well-known Highland builder and property developer has died after a period of illness.
Repair work is needed on two Easter Ross ferry slipways that were rebuilt only 18 months ago as part of a £600,000 tourism investment.
An historic Ross-shire village hotel that fell into ruin under previous owners has opened a new chapter after ambitious investment.
A driver was lucky to escape serious injury this morning after his car smashed into a stone wall and somersaulted 10 feet in the air.
Optimism over booming visitor numbers in Ross-shire is being sharply undercut by staff shortages, soaring prices and the legacy of Brexit and Covid.
A Black Isle nursery has been heavily-criticised for serious failures in keeping children safe, healthy and nurtured in its care.
Highland Council planners are set to consider a move to build 250 homes on the edge of a Ross-shire town.
