A STROKE patient who has spent months recuperating in hospital has urged NHS Highland not to press ahead with plans to transfer her ward to Raigmore.
OVERSTRETCHED officers are unable to "adequately" police dangerous speeding on the North Coast 500, a worried local MP fears.
THE A835 near Ardmair was one of several spots monitored during a police crackdown in response to local concerns over driver behaviour on the NC500.
FACEMASKS will no longer be advised for people in health settings, after the Scottish Government announced a return to pre-pandemic guidance.
THE biggest cruise ship of the season has arrived in the Cromarty Firth – but what's it like inside a ship three times more massive than the Titanic?
DELIGHTED fundraisers are over the moon after a charity golf day raised more than £20,000 for Cancer Research UK – with donations still coming in.
HUNDREDS of colourful runners are believed to have raised more than £100k for cancer research after taking to the streets of Inverness this morning.
Rising prices, labour shortages, supply issues and "significant" order cancellations caused the collapse, its director told devastated customers.
RAIL passengers on the Far North Line were facing disruption this morning after services were terminated mid journey.
DEVASTATED customers say they've lost their life savings after the collapse of a housebuilder saw their home ownership dream turn into a nightmare.
A HIGHLAND housebuilder has gone into liquidation barely six years after it rose from the ashes of another bust developer in the region.
Since the start of 2020, 10 per cent of road deaths within the Highland and Islands region have been attributed to not wearing a seatbelt
OIL rig workers have donated almost £2000 to lifesavers in Invergordon after a fundraising raffle aboard their North Sea home from home.
A string of commercial sites in Ross-shire and Sutherland were targeted in just two weeks – with large volumes of oil and high value tools stolen.
A DRIER than normal spring has sparked an 'early warning' for water scarcity in some parts of the Highlands – including Ross-shire.
A MASSIVE new subsea cable factory in Easter Ross will help future generations stay in the Highlands to live and work, a delighted local MP believes.
A MAN has been charged with road traffic offences after a crash on a Highland trunk road yesterday.
TRAFFIC is flowing again on the A835 following an earlier crash near Dingwall.
MOTORISTS have been warned that the busy A835 trunk road is "restricted in both directions" following a crash this afternoon.
But not before a few more wry jokes from bemused motorists at the absurdly long wait.
