Transport

THE controversial bid for a multimillion-pound drive-thru food outlet hub near North Kessock has been backed by a senior planner at Highland Council.

DOZENS of motorcyclists were stopped by police during a weekend safety campaign on the North Coast 500.

Controversial plans for a food and drink hub and electric vehicle charging facility at the entrance to North Kessock are to go on public display.

A major scenic attraction on the NC500 route is to have an electricity cable running alongside it - but all buried underground.

The council plans to cut £127 million from the capital budget by ditching 10 school building projects.

Police were called to the one car road crash earlier this afternoon, on the A832.

An in-depth report by Robin Pettigrew warns mass tourism is damaging the environment as well as upsetting locals.

Our man in the driving seat reckons James Bond himself would be happy with this car. Find out why.

The tractor run begins and ends at Lochinver harbour and passes through Culkein, Drumbeg and Stoer.

Lines incorrectly marked on a busy Easter Ross road have been removed.

MSP Fergus Ewing warns 'people will then surely ask what is it that the Scottish Government have got to hide?'

The road in Tain has no give way markings.

Laura Hansler says ‘those who have tragically lost their loved ones on the road are the reason why this is so exceptionally important.’

Convener Jackson Carlaw says the move was prompted by the ‘hundreds of responses’ from concerned locals.

The work has been scheduled in a bid to limit disruption as far as possible, Network Rail says.

Transport secretary Màiri McAllan says the 'announcement will be a welcome update for communities and businesses across the A9 corridor.'

The First Minister did not take-up Douglas Ross's offer as critics slam the lack of detail in the Programme for Government.

But the A96 looks like it is a severe risk as Humza Yousaf is now only promising 'improvements' in his Programme for Government.

George Rennie says ‘these signs cause confusion, particularly for drivers from overseas and those unfamiliar with the A9’.

A nifty bubble car and a sweet honey van amongst the head-turning vehicles on display.