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CalMac - which runs a route linking Ullapool and Stornoway – has officially launched its summer ferry timetable.

AN urgent rethink is needed over plans to axe mobile bank branches in the Highlands.

The park boundary would extend as far west as Kintail in Ross-shire and "the west coast".

The north of Scotland firm has notified staff of its impending closure.

A train booking website has credited BBC smash hit The Traitors with a rise in the number of people travelling by rail to Inverness.

People with a commitment to the future of the Highlands and Islands are being invited to apply to join the board of the region’s development agency.

Sub-zero temperatures on Ross-shire road surfaced are being reported this morning by local authority operatives who are out and about.

A Highland MSP has made a bid for the issue to be discussed at the Scottish Parliament.

Ross-shire Engineering (RSE) – which is based in Inverness and has facilities in Muir of Ord – announced £198 million in revenue.

Rural homeowners are being warned not to become complacent over the threat of burst pipes.

ScotRail is steaming into 2024 with scores of vacancies set to be filled as part of its biggest recruitment drive in years.

Our fundraising activities are likely to come in many forms – and I'll aim to publicise some of them along the way.

Horrified Wester Ross communities – and major heritage, outdoors and nature trusts – have called for an end to an ill-thought out mobile masts policy.

It's emerged that in a deal concluded just before Christmas, Highland Hospice has bought Mo Dhachaidh and will rent the premises to NHS Highland.

Footwear store Schuh has closed at the Eastgate Shopping Centre.

Developers behind the controversial plan for a plant in Easter Ross are appealing against Highland Council's decision to refuse planning permission

Gas engineers seem to have dropped an objection to a contentious multimillion-pound electric vehicle charge hub, shop and takeaway on the Black Isle.

Proposals for a shellfish aquaculture farm in part of Little Lochbroom will not require an environmental impact assessment report, it has been ruled.

Activists claim the sit-in protest lasted around 45 minutes. WARNING: The video contains graphic images.

A trio of fines in Ross-shire totalling more than £1000 were among £85,700 worth of civil penalties dished out by Sepa across Scotland this year.