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Ross MSP's slam welfare reform as public weighs in to help Blythswood food bank push

Ross MSP's slam welfare reform as public weighs in to help Blythswood food bank push

TWO Ross-shire MSPs have collected over a tonne of donations for their local food bank over the past year, according to Blythswood Care.

Army corporal insists contact with female colleague at reserve centre was consensual

Army corporal insists contact with female colleague at reserve centre was consensual

Army corporal insists contact with female colleague at reserve centre was consensual

Inverness Sheriff Court has been hearing details of an alleged sexual assault at an army training centre

Community council calls for new blood to step forward

Community council calls for new blood to step forward

Community council calls for new blood to step forward

NEW blood is needed if a Black Isle council is to do all it can to support residents, it has warned.

Man sentenced for punching hole in wall at estranged partner's home

Man sentenced for punching hole in wall at estranged partner's home

Man sentenced for punching hole in wall at estranged partner's home

A DRUNK Balintore man punched a hole in the wall of his estranged partner’s home, a court heard.

North Kessock and Invergordon RNLI lifeboats called out to search for missing man

North Kessock and Invergordon RNLI lifeboats called out to search for missing man

North Kessock and Invergordon RNLI lifeboats called out to search for missing man

TWO Ross-shire lifeboats were called out late last night to help in the search for a missing person from Inverness.

Taxi tariffs frozen as the trade is divided over raising fare prices

Taxi tariffs frozen as the trade is divided over raising fare prices

Taxi tariffs frozen as the trade is divided over raising fare prices

Highland Council has agreed to freeze taxi tariffs at their current rates over the objections of one Inverness firm.

Closure of public toilets at Rogie Falls for water supply upgrade

Closure of public toilets at Rogie Falls for water supply upgrade

Closure of public toilets at Rogie Falls for water supply upgrade

PUBLIC toilets at a popular Ross-shire beauty spot are set to remain closed until the spring for upgrading works.

A corporal has denied sexually assaulting woman at an army reserve centre

A corporal has denied sexually assaulting woman at an army reserve centre

A corporal has denied sexually assaulting woman at an army reserve centre

A woman has told a jury at Inverness Sheriff Court that she was sexually assaulted by a corporal.

Tributes paid to Dingwall-based music man Arthur Brocklebank

Tributes paid to Dingwall-based music man Arthur Brocklebank

Tributes paid to Dingwall-based music man Arthur Brocklebank

The funeral has taken place of a leading figure in Highland musical circles, Arthur Brocklebank.

Construction firm hails Ross-shire project a success as results posted

Construction firm hails Ross-shire project a success as results posted

Construction firm hails Ross-shire project a success as results posted

A CONSTRUCTION company has hailed its first foray into the private housing market in Ross-shire a success.

IN PICTURES: Pictish stone set to be a top draw in Dingwall

IN PICTURES: Pictish stone set to be a top draw in Dingwall

IN PICTURES: Pictish stone set to be a top draw in Dingwall

AN upsurge of interest in a Pictish stone dating back 1200 years will help strengthen Dingwall’s pulling power to visitors.

Highland event boosted businesses' digital skills

Highland event boosted businesses' digital skills

Highland event boosted businesses' digital skills

TOURISM business operators took up the offer to improve their digital skills for free at a workshop led by VisitScotland and DigitalBoost.

Fresh resurfacing work set to close town centre street

Fresh resurfacing work set to close town centre street

Fresh resurfacing work set to close town centre street

MOTORISTS in Dingwall have been warned to expect further disruption when more road resurfacing work is carried out on a town centre street this week.

Baby box policy 'a success with Highlanders', says MSP

Baby box policy 'a success with Highlanders', says MSP

Baby box policy 'a success with Highlanders', says MSP

MORE than 6000 Highland families have received baby boxes since they launched – highlighting just how important they are, a Ross MSP has said.

Snow and ice warning issued by the Met Office

Snow and ice warning issued by the Met Office

Snow and ice warning issued by the Met Office

A FRESH yellow weather warning has been issued for the Highlands - this time for overnight snow and ice.

Highland MSP Kate Forbes to be new finance secretary

Highland MSP Kate Forbes to be new finance secretary

Highland MSP Kate Forbes to be new finance secretary

Amid a minor Scottish cabinet reshuffle Fergus Ewing also gets an expanded portfolio

Networking opportunity for business people at new Highland conference

Networking opportunity for business people at new Highland conference

Networking opportunity for business people at new Highland conference

BUSINESS people from Ross-shire are amongst those expected to attend a brand new conference and exhibition in Aviemore later this month.

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