Convenor Bill Lobban was seated with a banner which read: 'We stand with Ukraine'
But there is also £10 million in new investment for roads, climate action, education, children’s services and rural transport
The airport denies wrongdoing after a private jet took off for Moscow despite Russian aviation ban
The team behind a revamp of the National Hotel in Dingwall are raring to go with bookings already coming in.
Its £642 million budget will be decided at a crunch meeting a week from today
Wearing face masks, conducting contact tracing and vaccine passports checks will no longer be compulsory
MP Drew Hendry has said proposed changes to highland constituencies would damage communities across the north
A TEAM is determined to realise the 'massive potential' of a landmark institution in the heart of Ross-shire's county town.
Roads improvements planned in Dingwall and Seaforth – but concerns over 'fair share' of investment.
Deterioration of Ross roads poses growing risk to travelling public
The Dingwall politician says 'all being well, we’re looking forward to welcoming a new member of the family in the summer'
Dingwall and Seaforth councillors will be asked to agree to a one per cent hike in rents for local authority-owned garages.
A Highland Council committee backed the plans in principle – despite some local qualms.
The problems were discovered in 2019 but since then nothing has been done so companies cannot move in
P7 pupil Grace Mackenzie won the competition to name the scheme on the River Ness
Cross-party politicians are piling pressure on the health board to rethink.
Boris sorry but it's time for him to resign say Ross-shire MPs as Sue Gray report identifies failures of leadership and judgment.
A 'ludicrous' situation involving flood defences and a bureaucratic mess is stopping badly needed development in Dingwall, it has been claimed.
All short-term let properties will require a licence to ensure they are safe and the people providing them are suitable under new legislation.
NHS Highland says it aims to 'ensure' that new homes are identified for the 12 remaining residents
