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VISITORS heading for some of the Highlands' most beautiful beaches have been urged to "be mindful of the community and the rules of outdoor access".
Highland Council is warning parents and pupils that part time flashing 20mph signs around Highland schools will not be operating as normal.
A BROKEN down freight train caused disruption on the Highland mainline this morning.
HUNDREDS of lorry loads of timber could be removed from the A9 in Ross-shire after almost £200,000 was allocated to a rail freight trial.
Health promotion bodies have joined forces, calling for Scotland's parents to rethink the school run, as pupils get set to return to class next week.
HIGHLAND Council is in the progress of renegotiating some school transport contracts, less than a week before schools reopen.
FURTHER steps towards safety improvements at a notorious A9 road junction have been welcomed by a local MSP.
MOTORISTS are being urged to avoid parking in passing places after chaotic scenes on rural roads in the Torridon area over the weekend.
A HEAVY rain warning has been issued for parts of Ross-shire.
Engineering work will force the temporary closure of the Kyle and Far North rail lines on a number of weekend days later this month.
