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MSP says Covid-19 information she wants from NHS Highland relating to a care home is in the public interest.
The previous survey ended just nine months ago and meant the council had to redo work on phones that locals sought to keep last year
Residents were promised action but the council says the pandemic intervened and much work remains to be done
Critics say they are a 'menace' but supporters welcome increased safety from slower traffic
MSP Edward Mountain is 'deeply concerned' whether NHS Highland can deliver on its health and social care obligations
Dingwall residents have been asked for their views on trailblazing proposals to create a 15-acre woodland for the benefit of the local community.
The recovery board said good progress had been made ahead of the UK's exit from the EU on December 31
NHS Highland has said there is no risk to the wider community from the Covid-19 infection on the vessel.
The ship is the EnQuest Explorer, a floating production storage and offloading vessel
Highland Council aims to create business and revenue by meeting its climate targets
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced the changes but some have called for an even more targeted response locally instead of blanket bans
BULLYING is still rife at NHS Highland more than a year after a damning report into the issue.
A group of Dingwall volunteers who rallied to help people during the Covid-19 lockdown have taken their efforts a step further.
Cllr Raymond Bremner has been named the new leader of the SNP group in Highland Council.
The cash will be delivered over the next two years and will go directly on hiring staff to support education through the pandemic.
She said it would directly impact budget setting for organisations like NHS Highland and Highland Council
The move aims to boost the Highland economy by retaining staff and using local sub-contractors as well as saving the taxpayer up to £1 million a year
The new restrictions will come into effect on Friday but people are encouraged to abide by them now amid rising Covid infection rates
Three SNP councillors who resigned from the party group on Highland Council have been told to do “the honourable thing” and resign their seats.
Nicola Sturgeon said she had worked through the weekend with advisors but no final decision on the measures had yet been taken
