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The requirement to wear face coverings in classrooms will be removed from the end of the month First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced last week.
Highland Council is delighted to announce the creation of 17 trainee facilities management placements throughout the region.
The requirement for high school pupils and staff to wear face coverings in classrooms will be removed from the end of the month.
Multi-award-winning Bad Girl Bakery Ltd, from Muir of Ord, can now be announced as the first tenant for the new Market Hall at the Victorian Market.
The Workplace Parking Levy (WPL) will be introduced in Scotland next month but it is feared it could lead to workers having to pay for a space.
It covers the Highlands and most of Scotland with snow expected – it runs from 4pm today and lasts until 11am tomorrow.
The Highlands could still get a purpose-built velodrome despite news that a north charity that had been spearheading the aim has dropped its plans.
Highland Council is very close to full compliance with new fire safety laws and committee members were given a statement today.
Police Scotland's Highland and Islands Police Division is seeing a pattern of such crimes across the Sutherland and the rest of the Highlands.
Highlands and Islands Labour MSP Rhoda Grant signals her opposition to the latest ScotRail consultation.
Highland Council is inviting parents and carers to enrol their child for the next school session starting on August 16.
Piping Inverness is returning this summer for the event's second year at Bught Park with an exciting opportunity for local business owners.
The Royal National Mòd 2021, which was held in Inverness last year, generated £1.2 million for the local economy, it has been revealed.
NHS Highland is promoting its Together We Care initiative and a short video by chief executive Pamela Dudek explains how to get involved.
The Scottish Government's new Wild Salmon Strategy aims to bring the Scottish wild salmon population back from crisis point.
Grants of up to £3150 are available to Highland leisure businesses who have been affected by measures to control the spread of the Omicron variant.
An ambitious strategy which aims to bring the wild salmon population in the Highlands and the rest of Scotland back from crisis point is launched.
The vast majority of respondents feel that Prime Minister Boris Johnson should resign according to the latest poll.
After days of speculation Prime Minister Boris Johnson admitted that he did attend the "bring your own booze" party in the Downing Street garden.
ScotRail is proposing changes to ticket office opening hours at stations in the Highlands and the rest of the country.
