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Train drivers union to put improved pay offer to members after ScotRail talks

Rail disruption has seen more than half the services in the north Highlands cancelled

Ten days of surfacing work is set to begin on a stretch of the A835 in Ross-shire on Monday next week.

The council has given a heads-up on blasting work proposed for a road improvement programme in Wester Ross next week.

D&E coaches have invested in luxury low-emission coaches to help boost tourism in the Highlands

A period of 'serious disruption' to the CalMac network should end as a repaired ferry comes back into service.

Its name sounds like a bit of Glasgow banter, as in “he wis pure stonic, so he wis.”

Repair work is needed on two Easter Ross ferry slipways that were rebuilt only 18 months ago as part of a £600,000 tourism investment.

ScotRail has explained why train services will be disrupted next week.

Commuters are being warned of train trouble ahead on the line.

Travellers are being warned of significant disruption to ScotRail services.

Cuts to train services in the Highlands will force people into cars and leave some unable to travel at all

NHS Highland asks motorists the question in a bid to reduce pressure on parking at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.

HIGHLAND football fans who will travel to a Glasgow final are being encouraged to buy train tickets in advance to reduce queues and delays.

Police have confirmed that one person had to be taken to hospital following an incident today.

Traffic Scotland has announced that the A9 has now reopened. It was near the Culloden Road overbridge following an earlier police incident.

Police have closed the A9 in both directions near the Culloden Road overbridge.