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FEARS that parking charges could be introduced against the wishes of locals in some Ross towns and villages have sparked a fresh debate.
A landmark building in the heart of Ross-shire's county town is set to be given a lift.
Amid a minor Scottish cabinet reshuffle Fergus Ewing also gets an expanded portfolio
A FUNDING cut of around a third for building projects in the next year is “really serious,” according to Highland Council’s budget leader.
THE Highlands has been dealt a blow by the Scottish Government with the news that plans for a new prison for Inverness have been shelved.
Highlands MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston warns SNP ministers not to give in to pressure from Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie.
Health secretary Jeane Freeman has arrived in Inverness for meetings with NHS Highland bosses.
ROSS-SHIRE's county town is to provide a staging point for one of the most iconic races in the British rally calendar next month.
The Scottish Government has delivered its budget despite announcing that its finance secretary had been suspended hours before he was due at Holyrood.
MP Jamie Stone dismisses demonstration in Westminster but Ian Blackford hits back
MSP Kate Forbes fears Highland businesses could be charged close to £20 million more a year
Singer-songwriter KT Tunstall popped up across Ross-shire this week.
Highland councillors have moved a step closer to making it a criminal offence for taxi drivers to refuse a fare from someone in a wheelchair.
A ROSS teen is almost half-way towards achieving her dream of travelling to India to help teach disadvantaged children in memory of her late mum.
A TOUCHING tribute to "a man who loved Dingwall" has handed Ross-shire's county town a poignant Christmas gift.
A FRESH battle has been sparked over previously rejected proposals to extend a hotel in the middle of Dingwall.
NHS Highland’s £20 million spend to cover the costs of staff shortages has been challenged in the Scottish Parliament.
A poignant act of remembrance for a loved one has led to the end of a frustrating two-year impasse for Ross-shire's county town.
But he vows the Liberal Democrats must 'sharpen up our act'
Ian Blackford insists the election was about 'saving Scotland'
