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Dingwall has been chosen as a location for the three-week trial of a thermal pothole repairer.

What will help substantially improve staff shortages in Ross-shire and beyond?

£24.5 million of public sector support has been announced to secure Japanese company Sumitomo Electric Industries’ investment in a cable factory.

Highland Council is facing demands to clean up its act on dog-fouling – after catching just two offenders in the last three years.

The Wester Ross business is one of three Highland bookshops in the final 10 for the Scottish Independent Bookshop of the Year title.

An Easter Ross port that is no stranger to monsters of the deep can look forward to another head-turning arrival later this year.

The local business plans to go ahead with their new hot food takeaway with a 20-seat dining area in the old fish shop.

The iconic paddle steamer will be offering a sailing from Ullapool and down Lochbroom, and along the west coast to Gairloch or Kyle of Lochalsh.

Strikes by Unison members are set to hit a number of Highland colleges later this month, after further industrial action was announced.

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Supplies in the Munlochy, Tore and Avoch areas may not return to normal until early afternoon, the utility company has warned.,

Club chairman Ross Morrison says the council or 'certain members of it, seem hellbent on killing the club by abusing their powers.'

A study is underway to find out what demand there is for commercial property and land in the Highlands and Islands.

Scottish salmon was today named as the UK’s top food export in 2023, following the publication of annual HMRC figures.

A business in the far-north of Scotland is looking forward to continuing to provide its clients with an unparalleled service over the course of 2024.

Highland Council has responded to worries that not enough housing is planned to meet future demand in the region.

Evie Strange launched Ullapool Unpacked C.I.C. after being "daunted by how much waste a child could produce".

The club says it is ‘absolutely bewildered’ and is considering legal action, accusing the local authority of ‘nimbyism’.

A £3 million project to upgrade over 10km of water mains serving communities on the Black Isle has been completed.

While voicing 'deep regret' over the decision the group floated a possible 'slow track' approach for future consideration over a longer timeframe.