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A pledge to recruit 279 teachers in the Highlands and Islands has been welcomed by Conservative candidate Edward Mountain.
Pupils in the far north and elsewhere in the Highlands will be heading back to school next week.
Air traffic centralisation could have been stopped if local representatives were on the board of Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd.
Herrick challenges, Nicola Sturgeon, to "put her money where her mouth is" when it comes to listening to the views of local people.
Illegal fly-tipping is costing taxpayers in Caithness and other parts of Scotland more than £2. 5 million a year.
Council's pension fund invested £46 million in fossil fuel companies, according to Friends of Earth report.
The cost of carrying out urgent repairs on roads in Caithness and Sutherland is estimated to be around £16 million
THE company behind the MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth has achieved "a huge milestone" after installing a turbine in Japan.
Pregnant women in Caithness should have a 21st century maternity service with obstetric and paediatric support, says Rhoda Grant
A north MSP has urged the Scottish Government to get Covid vaccine to the remotest parts of the Highlands and Islands
North MP Jamie Stone wants the army to help with the rollout of the coronavirus vaccine.
PLANS to cut the number of Highland councillors and reorganise wards have been described as “completely unacceptable” by an MSP.
PLANS to centralise Highlands and Islands air traffic control services in Inverness should be scrapped, according to north MSP Gail Ross.
Tidal energy equipment, based on the MeyGen model in Caithness, is due to be installed at a site in Japan next month.
New guidance on visiting hospitals and care homes has been issued by NHS Highland as the area moves into Level 4 restrictions.
A drug and alcohol abuse reduction system being piloted in Caithness could be adopted throughout Scotland
Edward Mountain, has urged Nicola Sturgeon to say when the rules on household visits in the Highlands will be relaxed
THE company behind the MeyGen project in the Pentland Firth is set to start manufacturing a new-style turbine.
MP Ian Blackford has apologised to a local photographer after a picture taken in Caithness caused a row and a backlash on social media
An assurance has been given to a north MSP over the coronavirus vaccine.
