Waste, street cleaning and recycling staff start walkout after talks with councils and the Unite and GMB unions fail
Highland Council confirms strike action will go ahead as last minute pay offer arrives too late
Fearn could see more than 14,000 HGV trips annually but developer says it will help 'transition towards a net zero future'
Bruce MacGregor says many acts could leave the area to get the experience they need elsewhere
It will be demolished and a new hotel built on the site after Highland Council granted planning permission
Inverness will get a Courtyard by Marriott with 155 rooms bringing 100 construction jobs and 65 for hotel staff
Developers will now build a £30 million Courtyard by Marriott hotel on the site of the music venue
Dr Iain Kennedy immediately voiced his concerns over the 'precarious state the health and care system'
Highland Council’s visitor management plan will see £115,000 invested in hand dryers as part of improvements at public toilets.
Nicky Marr hears how women will have a central role in potentially the biggest economic boom in the north since oil and gas
Nicky Marr sits down with the movers behind the bid to find out why the north is so important to green energy
TRANSFORMATIVE plans for a green freeport in Easter Ross have received a boost after Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross backed the project.
The message was delivered to the UK and Scottish governments that through a rare joint open-letter backing the bid
Though fears persist a 'raw political' decision could go against the Highlands where a freeport could 'reverse the decline'
A Ukrainian woman who fled the war with her family has said she is now able to smile again after finding refuge in Dingwall with her host.
Industry giants say the Cromarty Firth is the "only" place to site a freeport
Jobs and investment are at stake as rival bidders strive for the status offering a variety of advantages for development.
Highland Council launches a public consultation on proposals to limit traffic and encourage pedestrian and cycle use
The Highlands should meet a deadline for ending landfill three years early after the council agreed a £58 million deal with a waste disposal firm.
Jim Smith takes up the role as Opportunity Cromarty Firth awaits the UK and Scottish governments' decision
