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Highland Council has issued a reminder that all civic Hogmanay events are cancelled this year during the pandemic.
Highland Council says it is making significant carbon savings from the roll-out of solar panels on some of its buildings.
Union Unite Scotland is urging Loganair to use the extended furlough scheme to prevent job losses at Inverness and other Scottish airports.
A disgusted mother who had to lift her young daughter from “raw, stinking sewage” on a Sutherland beach is unhappy at Scottish Water's response.
A greater range of Highland NHS dental services will be available from next month – but patients are being urged to expect delays.
The Highlands are set for a timely employment boost with up to 250 jobs created by a consulting, technology and outsourcing services giant.
A landowner is seeking planning permission to convert an old stone steading at Daviot into a farm shop and café.
A PORT authority accused of ignoring a community stricken by months of noise pollution from oil rigs insists it is doing everything it can to help.
A pub landlord has abandoned plans to turn a popular live music venue into a city centre hostel despite winning planning approval for the move.
A member of staff at an Inverness primary school yesterday tested positive for Covid-19.
An Alness farming family is looking to reaffirm its commitment to the Easter Ross town by bringing its businesses under one roof.
Fresh hostility is flaring between a port authority and townsfolk left distressed by months of relentless noise pollution from resting oil rigs.
Trowels are to be placed in lay-bys on roads passing through a Wester Ross community blighted by dirty camping and outdoor toileting.
PLANS to create a giant campervan and caravan park just north of the Kessock Bridge have split local opinion.
A touch of flower power is set to bring a blaze of colour to a Wester Ross train station from next year.
A PORT authority accused of blighting townsfolk’s lives with noise and light pollution has rejected claims it is ignoring local concerns.
A PET tortoise that escaped into the wild a year ago and survived an entire Wester Ross winter has stunned people after turning up safe.
Mountain shelters in the Cairngorms and beyond will remain closed until further notice
NHS Highland has appointed a new director of public health and policy
A NEW method of restoring sand dunes to their pristine and natural condition is being trialled by Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) near Tain.
