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Aviemore and Speyside are of ‘particular concern’ and the agency advises making the preparations in case of a flood.
The persistent heavy rain in the Highlands is beginning to claim more services after trains south were cancelled.
Trains running north of Inverness remain in service as do flights out of Inverness airport.
Testimony from the ex-cabinet secretary in charge Alex Neil suggests huge stretches would have been worked on at the same time.
Alex Neil also slams the Greens view of roads – ‘you can go back to the horse and cart, see how we get on with that.’
He says Transport Scotland chose the 2025 deadline and the failure to meet the deadline is 'extremely disappointing and extremely damaging.'
She says 'it bothers me that many people have been told it’s something that happens to them, that they can’t affect.'
That will go to the Scottish and UK governments this week with potentially 10,250 Highland jobs also on the line.
Steve Chisholm says he wants to be 'not just a loud but a knowledgeable voice' for the Highlands.
It is understood a letter has gone to the parent council confirming the change next term.
She argues the 'Tories are turning their backs on a huge economic opportunity and the chance to rebuild our country.'
Sources within the party confirm the new date as it is expected he will lose the whip for a week.
'The importance for the kids to learn what they can in the time they have at school is essential.'
Kate Forbes says 'All of them are in a dire state of disrepair while Jamie Halcro Johnston slammed the 'make do and mend approach.'
MSP Rhoda Grant labelled the government response 'an insult' as a glimmer of hope emerges for Charleston Academy.
It was revealed last night that some north schools will close for three days next week.
The posts come just days before the Staggies visit Pittodrie in the Scottish Premiership.
He argues Humza Yousaf's first Programme for Government was 'long, of little substance, and offered nothing new for the Highlands.'
Ten school projects were halted and the capital budget shrunk by more than £127 million.
Council leader Raymond Bremner warns cuts aimed at closing the budget gap would 'yet again be unprecedented.'
