Politics

Mairi MacAllan only confirmed the long-awaited Autumn update would contain 'next steps'

Campaigner Laura Hansler fears the First Minister's 'cast iron commitment is in danger of rusting away.'

'All are welcome' at the service in the cathedral while a private funeral will take place this week

A timetable for a by-election is yet to be confirmed.

'When I was a local councillor, I didn't always like the way the BBC reported on me. However, that was the signal of a proper functioning democracy.'

Businesses, tourism organisations and individuals can now have a say on the Visitor Levy Bill as it will be the focus of a new public consultation.

Coigach Community Development Company (CCDC) have acquired planning permission to build on the former hydroponicum site.

The issue will appear returns to Highland Council but the finance bosses said it would cost £128,000 to £192,000.

It is planned the treatment will start in July but some patients will have to travel to other boards outside the region

Tonight will see the last Caledonian Sleeper service run under Serco’s management.

Parents of Easter Ross children left without a school after a devastating fire three years ago say they have had enough of 'empty promises'.

Sarah Compton-Bishop says 'I am absolutely really sorry that this has happened. It's not what anybody would wish for.'

Ms Ewing was an SNP icon and the mother of Inverness and Nairn MSP Fergus Ewing.

A letter to contractors states the council will put on 'hold non-essential repairs and scale back on the use of contractors.'

Locals have expressed shock and concern following the recent announcement that Ullapool Bank of Scotland is due to close.

Mr Sunak failed to attend the vote endorsing a report that the ex-PM misled the house over the partygate scandal.

Gairloch residents have called on a Canadian gold mining firm to come clean about plans for a mine in the area.

MSP Kate Forbes is urging Highlanders to respond to a new Scottish Parliament inquiry on healthcare provision in rural and remote areas.

The MSP added that the 'number of fatalities should be a cause for national grief.'

MSP Fergus Ewing says it offers the chance to find out if 'the Scottish Government's money is where the First Minister’s mouth is.'