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Aviemore and Speyside are of ‘particular concern’ and the agency advises making the preparations in case of a flood.
The persistent heavy rain in the Highlands is beginning to claim more services after trains south were cancelled.
Trains running north of Inverness remain in service as do flights out of Inverness airport.
Alex Neil also slams the Greens view of roads – ‘you can go back to the horse and cart, see how we get on with that.’
He says Transport Scotland chose the 2025 deadline and the failure to meet the deadline is 'extremely disappointing and extremely damaging.'
She says 'it bothers me that many people have been told it’s something that happens to them, that they can’t affect.'
Steve Chisholm says he wants to be 'not just a loud but a knowledgeable voice' for the Highlands.
She argues the 'Tories are turning their backs on a huge economic opportunity and the chance to rebuild our country.'
It was revealed last night that some north schools will close for three days next week.
He argues Humza Yousaf's first Programme for Government was 'long, of little substance, and offered nothing new for the Highlands.'
Council leader Raymond Bremner warns cuts aimed at closing the budget gap would 'yet again be unprecedented.'
He said the local authority’s inability to proceed with 10 new school building projects is ‘depressing’.
Dire figures show the planned projects including 10 new schools totalled £566 million when just £343 million is affordable.
Chief Superintendent Rob Shepherd admits cops will have to do some things ‘less well’ but insists Police Scotland still perform ‘brilliantly.’
An in-depth report by Robin Pettigrew warns mass tourism is damaging the environment as well as upsetting locals.
MSP Fergus Ewing warns 'people will then surely ask what is it that the Scottish Government have got to hide?'
Laura Hansler says ‘those who have tragically lost their loved ones on the road are the reason why this is so exceptionally important.’
Convener Jackson Carlaw says the move was prompted by the ‘hundreds of responses’ from concerned locals.
Transport secretary Màiri McAllan says the 'announcement will be a welcome update for communities and businesses across the A9 corridor.'
Highland MSP says Holyrood is too procedural and wastes time on the 'four minute read speech with no interventions'
