Politics

Upon the announcement of funding being created for two new green freeports, Jamie Stone MP has spoken out to recommend Cromarty.

Finance Secretary Kate Forbes said the cash would go to households in council tax bands A to D and all of those eligible for council tax reduction.

The requirement for high school pupils and staff to wear face coverings in classrooms will be removed from the end of the month.

A new campaign is urging drivers across the Highlands and Islands to wear seatbelts more as new data reveals some never wear one.

Outdoor education centres facing financial challenges as a result of the pandemic can apply this month to a new £2 million fund.

The Dingwall politician says 'all being well, we’re looking forward to welcoming a new member of the family in the summer'

The problems were discovered in 2019 but since then nothing has been done so companies cannot move in

MP Jamie Stone welcomed news of a move to stop the spiralling energy bills but gave warning comments.

MSP Maree Todd has welcomed news of new funding to support local bus services across Scotland.

Highlands and Islands Labour MSP Rhoda Grant yesterday lodged her opposition to the latest Scotrail consultation.

Cross-party politicians are piling pressure on the health board to rethink.

MSP Maree Todd has spoken out against the new strict rules proposed to target those on universal credit seeking employment.

Boris sorry but it's time for him to resign say Ross-shire MPs as Sue Gray report identifies failures of leadership and judgment.

Prince Andrew is no longer the honorary president of Inverness Golf Club.

All short-term let properties will require a licence to ensure they are safe and the people providing them are suitable under new legislation.

A woman has gained the support from MSP Rhoda Grant with continued backing of a petition in aid of essential tremor treatment.

Standing charges should be abolished from energy bills, according to Green Party members in the Highlands and Islands.

The Boundary Commission for Scotland has confirmed details of its public hearing timetable as it enters the next stage of its review.

Advice urging people to work from home where possible is to be eased in favour of a hybrid working system in Scotland from Monday.

MP says 'we are watching the nation plummet further into a fuel poverty crisis'