Politics

Maree Todd, MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross, has lodged an application for a change of use for premises at 31 High Street in Alness.

The aim is to boost recycling and cut landfill but there are fears of a 'backlash'

Proposals to redraw the electoral map of the UK have been described as likely to “weaken Scotland’s voice in the UK Parliament.”

Cllr Alasdair Christie says many people going without food and heating need help

Highland MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston says 'everyone knows that A9 dualling will not be completed by 2025'

Highland Council will write to government to help desperate carers who cannot get by on the Carers Allowance

Rail strikes planned for Saturday, Monday and Wednesday have been called off, the RMT union has said.

The Scottish Government must get to grips with the cost of living crisis and its effects on the mental health of Scots a medical body is warning.

Ross-shire residents are being asked to tell Highland Council about their priorities and how the region could look five years from now.

Farmers and crofters gathered outside the Scottish Parliament with a #FoodNeedsAFarmer message to MSPs.

A spate of more than 20 attacks on public toilets leaves Highland Councillors seeing red as repairs bills soar

He says that when the drug is 'a viable and sensible solution' it should be made accessible.

Maurice Golden is backed by Highland MSP Jamie Halcro Johnston who slammed the 'sickening' practice

NHS Highland will move move up a stage on NHS Scotland’s national performance framework after "improvements in governance, leadership and culture".

Highland Council denies silencing critics or losing the trust of the nursery sector

In several of the coaching sessions I have conducted recently, the issue of imposter syndrome has arisen.

Douglas Ross says Mr Sunak is 'uniquely well equipped' for the job but Jamie Stones believes 'Highlanders deserve better'

Read what some of your locals politicians are saying about the shock developments at Downing Street.

The SNP MSP said the public must now have the chance to go to the polls.

Mr Stone also said the country was "sick to the back teeth of this farce".