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Drew Hendry sounded a warning after defence was made of chlorinated chicken and UK government dismissed SNP concerns
There has been an angry reaction after it emerged that cash-strapped Highland Council agreed to pay its interim education chief £244,296 a year.
One new death has been registered in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 in the past week.
Nicola Sturgeon also confirmed that it is now the sixth day without any new deaths from Covid-19 confirmed by a test
ONE of the Ross-shire's most important agricultural hubs has lined up dates for the autumn sales season.
Scotland will move into phase three of the route out of lockdown in what Nicola Sturgeon called “the highest-risk changes we have made so far”.
The UK government’s handling of a plan for quarantine free travel has been branded “shambolic” by Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has made a string of significant announcements on Covid-19.
Parents and pupils will have to wait to hear what Highland Council will do about the return of education after problems forced a meeting offline.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed that the weekly death toll from Covid-19 has shrunk for the ninth week in a row.
The NHS Highland area has recorded just one new death from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 after two weeks without any fatalities.
Critics have called it 'kick in the teeth' for workers, many of whom have been volunteering for the council throughout pandemic
The Highlands is at risk of losing out on the SNP’s flagship broadband programme and may be left in the “digital stone age”, it has been claimed.
A large part of today's briefing was given over to an impassioned plea for people “not to drop their guard”.
Highland councillors are due to decide tomorrow whether or not to give planning consent to the £17.3 million spaceport at the Mhoine.
There have been no new deaths registered in the NHS Highland area from either confirmed or suspected Covid-19 for the second week in a row
Scots Government accused of performing u-turn over education after committing around £130 million and announcing a target of full reopening by August.
Highland Council will need more cash to get children back in education by the Scottish Government’s deadline in August, leading councillors say.
Jamie Stone said it did not make sense that outdoor drinking areas would only be available two weeks before the tourism sector is due to reopen
One service to be looked at is child care for essential workers.
