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Caithness could host a new nuclear development – if the Scottish Government lifts its objection to the industry, according to the UK government.
Jamie Stone said: 'It is time to cut the head from this rotting fish'
Former Holyrood candidate Molly Nolan among those seeking election to Highland Council in May.
The Aird and Loch Ness member will leave the local authority at the May elections
The revelations sparked calls for an overhaul of education
THE brains behind plans to boost life and economy in the city centre believe the boom in new hotels will be a cornerstone of future urban development.
Highland politicians of all colours have come together to call for plans to redraw the electoral map of the north to be scrapped.
Convenor Bill Lobban was seated with a banner which read: 'We stand with Ukraine'
But there is also £10 million in new investment for roads, climate action, education, children’s services and rural transport
The airport denies wrongdoing after a private jet took off for Moscow despite Russian aviation ban
Highland Council is set to hike council tax by three per cent and invest an extra £5.5 million in roads as it reveals its £642 million budget.
All Covid legal restrictions mandating such things as wearing face coverings and contact tracing will come to an end on March 21.
A TEAM is determined to realise the 'massive potential' of a landmark institution in the heart of a Highland town.
The ambition is to create a contemporary European-style food hall
MSP Emma Roddick urged councillors to act quickly on legislation to tackle noise, antisocial behaviour and housing shortages
Some councillors still oppose the 'disappointing' move describing it as a huge political failing in local government
The First Minister confirms that Scotland has turned the corner on the Omicron wave'
Liberal Democrat MP Jamie Stone says 'health ministers have consistently failed to get a working system in place'
Officials say 'we need to generate sufficient income to continue to invest in housing improvements based on tenant priorities'
The easing of restrictions imposed before Christmas will do nothing to help small hospitality businesses, claims the Federation of Small Businesses.
