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The Flow Country’s potential as a global exemplar for just transition to a low carbon future was explored as Scotland’s environment minister visited.
The Bank of Scotland Foundation is encouraging charities supporting vulnerable people to apply to a new multi-year grant programme.
Ariane Burgess says fair food prices and farm income are needed alongside the new strategy.
People who have successfully given up smoking in the last couple of years are being encouraged to share how they managed to quit.
The Scottish Affairs Committee says UK-wide schemes to support households with the cost of living were not sufficiently “rural-proofed”.
Businesses 'can't afford' scaling back of postal deliveries.
People with a commitment to the future of the Highlands and Islands are being invited to apply to join the board of the region’s development agency.
A determined rock climbing instructor is on her way to bagging all 282 of Scotland's Munros after embarking on the challenge just before Christmas.
Highland Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has demanded action as new figures reveal 73 per cent of train stations in the region are not fully accessible.
Households across the Highlands will be bracing for a cold start to the new year with the increase to Ofgem’s price cap on energy bills.
Highlands and Islands Labour MSP Rhoda Grant says the backlog cost of road repairs needed in the Highlands has soared to more than £200 million.
Councils are being offered a £14 billion funding settlement from the Scottish Government, according to provisional details just published.
A Highland education centre preparing students for careers in the energy industry has strengthened its fabrication training with a new appointment.
The percentage of Highland pupils achieving the expected levels in both literacy and numeracy has increased.
Highland Council's parking enforcement team is reminding drivers that pavement parking is now an offence.
High Life Highland has been granted £6000 from the Public Library Improvement Fund (PLIF) to develop its Making Sense for Communities’ project.
The annual Caithness Christmas show and sale by Aberdeen and Northern Marts at Quoybrae took place ths week.
It has been reported that a medic left paralysed after an incident on his bike is seeking compensation.
The shortlist of contractors for the A9 Dualling Tomatin to Moy project has been announced today by Minister for Transport Fiona Hyslop.
The new survey is aimed at helping to prevent incidents and save lives in the hills.
