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MSP Edward Mountain says 'we are all paying a high price for the SNP’s decade-long failure to deliver'
She revealed dualling the A96 will go ahead and safety works will be done on the A9
A spate of more than 20 attacks on public toilets leaves Highland Councillors seeing red as repairs bills soar
Highland Council is to get almost £1.4 million from the Scottish Government to develop two Gaelic school units in Tain and Skye.
Professor Boyd Robertson says it is time to 'pass on the baton to a new chair'
He says his own battle with cancer showed him that NHS teams are overstretched and under-resourced
Nurseries will get a £463,000 boost including a surprise addition of more cash for meals
Highland Council denies silencing critics or losing the trust of the nursery sector
Highland Council denies silencing critics or losing the trust of the nursery sector
An emergency meeting will be held to discuss funding, staffing and accommodation problems
But critics are still not jumping for joy over what they call 'significantly' lower rates
Douglas Ross says Mr Sunak is 'uniquely well equipped' for the job but Jamie Stones believes 'Highlanders deserve better'
Rishi Sunak is set to become the third Prime Minister in less than 50 days after he was elected leader of the Conservative party.
MSPs call on the health board to 'make good on their promise to reschedule these appointments as soon as possible'
With a £40 million blackhole projected, council leader Raymond Bremner warns 'we will be faced with tough decisions'
The company says it is 'perfectly aligned' with the bid as it aims to build the next generation heavy lift vessels
Cllr Andrew Jarvie asks if the council can’t work within private sector budgets 'how on earth does it expect our partners to be able to?'
The measures include a one-off £145 payment to the worst off households and an extension of free school meals
Earlier this year Highland Council area was ranked worst in Scotland for literacy and numeracy in P1, P4 and P7.
It was most likely a meteor or 'space junk' though some apparently wondered if it was a UFO
