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Mr Hendry said labelled the allegations 'deeply disappointing' and a 'shameless attempt to divert attention from the Tory corruption scandal'
Labour MSP Rhoda Grant on what needs to be done to tackle the climate crisis.
Serious issues 'yet the council leaders raced their way to the end with evasive and even one-word answers'
Finance Secretary Kate Forbes says the Highlands is one area that is leading the way
Critical Mass and Kidical Mass have been staging ride-outs for “wheelers” to call for better infrastructure so cyclists are safe on the roads.
Tens of thousands of people in the Highlands could be left in the cold unless the Scottish Government acts now, claims Labour MSP Rhoda Grant.
The local authority wants to bring the problematic contract in-house
'We need to develop more facilities that meet demand whilst protecting the environment'
A Scottish Parliament committee has unanimously rejected plans for a shake-up of Highland Council wards which have been widely criticised.
But HR boss Fiona Hogg warns that in dire cases of abuse staff could be fired
Long delays in accessing treatment sparked the rare show of cross party support from Conservative, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens
Emma Roddick says ‘I find it bizarre that ScotRail is using current passenger numbers to justify service reductions’
Jamie Halcro Johnston says 'I hope it will leave Humza Yousaf in no doubt of the growing anger that many are feeling'
At least £300 is unaccounted for but it is unknown if it was stolen or lost
The plant could cost up to £190 million but would save the council £11 million a year disposing of 80,000 tonnes of rubbish
The contract to start work on a new Inverness Prison is set to be awarded this month.
Mental health services in the Highlands are so bad that Conservative and Labour MSPs are working together alongside other parties to demand action.
The Highlands has by far the worst education estate in Scotland with one in three primaries and one in four secondaries in a “poor” condition.
She says 'our aim, Covid permitting, is that it will be in the first half of this Parliament – before the end of 2023'
Council bosses warns the pressure is mounting in tandem with the number of cases
