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First Minister warns of priority trade-offs in route out of latest lockdown and says solid data more important than dates.
Cllr Struan Mackie says the shake-up could spell the end for local democracy in the north
A lack of commitment on A9 and A96 dualling risks investment, livelihoods and lives in the region, an MSP claims.
Dingwall and Seaforth councillor Alister Mackinnon cited 'personal reasons' for the decision to step down as budget leader.
The possible risk from asbestos in Raigmore Hospital is being assessed by NHS Highland.
HR director Fiona Hogg acknowledges that with hindsight more clarity could have been offered to those receiving payouts
David Stewart says 'it is a mystery that there was no oversight of the compensation system'
One of Ross-shire's largest medical groups has been thanked for its efforts in reaching one of the key Covid priority groups.
But the public health Dr Tim Allison says it has been a success and is now running well
Vaccination programme being led by GP practices for now as priority groups targeted.
Unrepentant Highland councillors have hit back at an audit that blamed them for the early departure of a consultant costing £936 a day at their door.
The First Minister says community Covid transmission still too high as 'real' pressure NHS mounts
Highland Council leader Margaret Davidson has defended a move to grant officers wide-ranging powers to make decisions quickly in an emergency.
First Minister says the changes were prompted by the highest weekly death toll since May
An estate agent has been challenged over marketing rural Highland properties as second homes at a time when the region is suffering a housing crisis.
Maree Todd believes the Boundary Commission plans would directly harm local democracy when more – not less – representation is needed
New lockdown as First Minister insists immediate action essential to curb rapid spread of virus.
Hope of a breakthrough in long-stalled plans to replace a Ross-shire school building slammed totally unfit for vulnerable children has been welcomed.
Critics say the £384 million deal is likely to be between six and seven years late despite it being a SNP manifesto promise
PM says deal takes back control of 'our laws and our destiny' – EU President says the agreement is 'fair and balanced'
