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Action must be taken soon to bring back vaccinations into GP practices, a Highland MSP said during a Holyrood debate on rural health last night.
Coastal communities in Ross-shire could benefit from a share of a multimillion-pound fund.
A volunteer presenter and DJ at an Inverness-based hospital radio presenter is running for a prestigious national award.
Those eligible to get a free Covid vaccine have until the end of January to get the jag - whilst flu vaccine is available until the end of March.
Calls to bring back vaccinations to GPs after Highland experiences ‘concerning’ drop in uptake
The family of Nairn’s Alistair Wilson, murdered in 2004, said they were “extremely grateful” to the First Minister after he met with them yesterday.
The First Minister has met the family of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson, whose murder remains unsolved after more than two decades.
Snow showers and ice will bring further disruption to travel in the Highlands and Moray as a yellow weather warning has been extended.
Works to strengthen the bridge towers on the Kessock Bridge are underway after a delay to series of “essential works” was announced in October 2024.
Extreme rainfall and high winds may disrupt rail services across the Highlands and Moray from tomorrow.
Students at UHI Inverness returned from an exciting trip to Iceland where to visit restoration projects and geothermal landmarks.
Passengers travelling from Wick to Inverness today will face some disruption as a service was cancelled due to staff shortages.
Train passengers travelling on the Far North Line could face disruption today due to icy conditions between Inverness and Lairg.
An STV presenter revealed how a meteorological milestone in the Highlands helped inspire his first children’s book.
Detectives leading the reinvestigation into the murder of a Nairn banker 20 years ago have launched a new online appeal to uncover new information.
Whisky enthusiasts and industry representatives gathered in Inverness to celebrate the spirit and discuss opportunities and challenges in the sector.
Disruption is set to hit transport across the Highlands and Moray, with extreme weather brought by Storm Bert prompting reduced speed on train lines.
A 49-year-old man has been arrested after police attended an incident in Castletown for more than 24 hours.
Road users travelling on the A9 at the Tore Roundabout are set to face further disruption next after works were delayed by the weather.
Resurfacing works south of Alness will start next week after being delayed due to weather delays on other A9 schemes work.
