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Mr Bush, who has Achiltibuie base, said: “I’m so proud to read ‘neglected tropical diseases' in the King's birthday honours”.
The Cromarty Firth ward will welcome a new councillor this week. Here’s how to have your say.
The incident triggered a massive response from the emergency services.
An emergency services response has been triggered.
A Ross-shire town’s High Street has reopened to traffic after a continued police presence following a drugs bust.
“Although the outcome has been tragic, they have provided comfort in the recovery of Bernard.”
One business warns a full road closure at the busiest time of year would be ‘a disaster’ amidst wider rethink calls.
Alan Duff Jr and Sr co-starred opposite Harrison Ford in the ad campaign and have special reason to celebrate Father’s Day this weekend.
A near three-month closure of a section of road close to Ross-shire’s county town will involve a lengthy diversion for motorists.
“We know that things are increasingly challenging…and through this funding we can make a difference locally and help people to thrive.’’
The drop-in will take place on Thursday at TRACC and a local councillor has already urged those with an interest to make sure they turn out.
Construction work will start next week on a £42.2m Kishorn expansion that could ultimately help support 1500 jobs.
Five Little Doggies is set for a big local launch later this month and is already proving a hit half a world away.
The project aimed to encourage members of the community – particularly those who have become socially isolated – to develop contacts and networks.
The club has enjoyed great audiences throughout the season and finished it on a toe-tapping high.
Scottish Water says it is investing in the future of the local water network by upgrading the water pipes between Evanton and Dingwall.
As one of the oldest clubs in the country, it is looking forward to a bumper season with a number of events planned throughout the year.
John, who works in Muir of Ord, and his partner, who is from Invergordon, admit they went through ‘very dark days’.
The company behind the plans for a biogas plant in Easter Ross has offered assurances amidst simmering discontent.
It all comes on the back of a successful £10m redevelopment which has helped pave the way for a series of exciting events.
