Highland Council is stumping up the cash to help provide a feasibility study
Rangers reject suggestions they were heavy handed after discovering dirty campers near Loch Ness.
Fed-up residents of Ross-shire's county town have raised a petition to prevent the "idiotic" placing of "pointless" traffic calming measures.
A ROSS-SHIRE MSP who is also in charge of public health for the Scottish Government has called on the public to help stretched services survive.
He says 'It has been an absolute honour to lead Eden Court'
The British Business Bank issued 10,881 loans ranging from £2000 to £5 million
Ross-based MSP Kate Forbes says she is well aware of the strength of feeling in the short-term lets debate and that there are no easy answers.
Highlanders have been called on to take part in a consultation on rented holiday homes amid concerns locals are being priced out of the market.
Parents are celebrating after funding was “guaranteed” for repairs and replacement of schools in Invergordon and Dingwall.
A group of councillors are using ward funds to protect and enhance play parks in their area.
Ex-Alness Academy head Nicky Grant got the job of executive chief officer for education and learning
A £9 million boost to spending on Highland roads would make a welcome start says an Easter Ross councillor ahead of a crunch meeting.
One councillor accused the local authority of cruelly trying to get communities' hopes up
Health and safety puts pay to a £3 million top-class climbing wall on the Longman – the third time it was rejected
He called on the UK and Scottish governments not to be side-tracked by 'blame games'
A wind farm proposal for an Easter Ross area which has already been heavily targeted for the renewable energy source has been rejected.
THE go-ahead for a 32-home development in Munlochy has been given amid concerns about traffic impact and school roll pressures.
'Very significant pressures' in handling homelessness in Highlands
The project is valued at £550 million and could see as many as 700 jobs created
A charity that couriers urgent and emergency medical items, like blood samples, between healthcare facilities has welcomed a £30,000 cash boost.
