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The bid to bring the service in-house could save up to £1 million a year and provide local jobs
Ambitious plans for a National Care Service have received a frosty welcome from local councils after they were given just over two months to respond.
An advance planning notice has been submitted for the new Tain 3 – 18 campus marking a major milestone on the road to delivering the project.
The call was made as part of the annual canvas ahead of local government elections scheduled for May 2022
The Finance Secretary wed local man Alasdair MacLennan at a private ceremony on Thursday
They explained they were not heavy handed after discovering dirty campers near Loch Ness
A Sutherland MSP who is also in charge of public health for the Scottish Government has called on the public to help stretched services survive.
All elective operations are cancelled as Raigmore Hospital declares a Code Black
He says 'It has been an absolute honour to lead Eden Court'
He says 'It has been an absolute honour to lead Eden Court'
The British Business Bank issued 10,881 loans ranging from £2000 to £5 million
Highlanders have been called on to take part in a consultation on rented holiday homes amid concerns locals are being priced out of the market.
Parents are celebrating after funding was “guaranteed” for repairs and replacement of schools in Invergordon and Dingwall.
The varied roles will see successful applicants help deliver its investment in infrastructure
Highland Council has appointed Nicky Grant as the executive chief officer (ECO) for education and learning.
North Point Distillery will also offer an on-site shop after getting a license
Highland Council is seeking to ramp-up roads spending by £9 million over the next two years as potholes are causing increasing concern.
One councillor accused the local authority of cruelly trying to get communities' hopes up
He called on the UK and Scottish governments not to be side-tracked by 'blame games'
But the Boundary Commission ditched plans to make the entire county one ward with just six councillors
