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MSP hopefuls give us their views on how to deal with potholes, train services and the battle to secure Wick airport
The former First Minister said: 'We have the ideas to kick start economic recovery in the Highlands and Islands'
The ex-Greens MSP says the country needs less party politics and more power devolved to local areas
Molly Nolan says it is a great chance to hear from the public and put the case for the constituency
The First Minister confirmed that the country will move from level four to level three in a major relaxation of the lockdown
Both the Conservatives and the SNP have fallen victim to the practice and have spoken out
The Lib Dems have proposed creating a “rapid-reaction service” bringing public agencies together to save community assets facing imminent closure.
This time it is the turn of the Liberal Democrats' Molly Nolan
The Liberal Democrats have proposed a radical plan aimed at securing lifeline services like banks, post offices and pubs.
This time the Freedom Alliance's Tina McCaffery deal with how to tackle too few available homes and people leaving the north
Conservative candidate Struan Mackie says that many areas need homes refitted not built to deal with housing shortages
Labour's Marion Donaldson says local decision-making is essential to dealing with depopulation and housing
People have until Monday to register to vote so they can take part in Scotland’s May parliamentary elections.
Read part one of our special series to discover what Libertarian Party candidate Harry Christian would do about housing and depopulation
Convener Bill Lobban says the Highlands 'join the nation in mourning'
How to register, vote and which candidates and parties are standing along with a video guide in BSL
The local authority now has a £44 million surplus for the financial year after it received further government funding.
Council leader Margaret Davidson says it is an 'opportunity that could bring with it hope'
An independent panel found staff were still being bullied by managers
The cash will go on new posts to help the local authority go carbon neutral by 2025
