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Opposition councillors on Highland Council say questions need to be answered after the executive chief officer for education left his post abruptly.
Ambitious plans to create a Free Trade Zone in the Cromarty Firth 'could secure jobs for the next 50 years', claim its supporters.
HIGHLAND Council chief executive Donna Manson will write to Scottish ministers about Gaelic education concerns.
HIGHLAND councillors have agreed to call for help from the Scottish Government to tackle "uncontrolled camping".
From today customers will get up to 50 per cent off bills when visiting participating restaurants, pubs and cafés.
A joint call for extra funding to improve tourism services in the Highlands has been made by two Ross-shire politicians.
A TOP Ross business leader is urging the UK government to extend VAT relief for tourism and hospitality a full year beyond the January 2021 cut-off.
The Cabinet Officer Minister arrived north after MP Jamie Stone invited him to hear from the sector firsthand
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a massive backlog of treatment which is set to plunge health services in the region into an unprecedented crisis.
The Highland capital is one of four venues set to host the first Scottish independence nationwide cavalcade on Saturday.
