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News that the cash-strapped local authority hired a consultant sparked outrage from councillors and the public
The First Minister says community Covid transmission still too high as 'real' pressure NHS mounts
First Minister says the changes were prompted by the highest weekly death toll since May
An estate agent has been challenged over marketing rural Highland properties as second homes at a time when the region is suffering a housing crisis.
Scottish Government ministers are ignoring local views when it comes to determining applications for wind farms in the far north, it has been claimed.
Critics say the £384 million deal is likely to be between six and seven years late despite it being a SNP manifesto promise
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that though 2020 has been a "very dark and difficult year" there have been moments which are worth remembering
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that though 2020 has been a "very dark and difficult year" there have been moments which are worth remembering
Boris Johnson said restrictions due to new Covid strain sparked fears of shortages only affected 20 per cent of freight
Highland MSP and Finance Minister Kate Forbes has spoken of her anguish about the need for new restrictions to be placed on the country.
Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross says 'these sacrifices will save lives'
Furlough scheme will now run until the end of April and budget will be on March 3 of next year
Education secretary John Swinney has announced the cancellation of all Higher or Advanced Higher exams in 2021.
Councillor Margaret Davidson says the region is being left to ‘suffer the isolation’ despite a Covid rate of just 20 per 100,000
The Town Centre Fund has attracted 11 bids from Brora, Dornoch and Golspie that total almost £300,000
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says: 'It may well be the beginning of the end of this horrible experience'
There will be no changes to the level of Covid restrictions in place in the Highlands, Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed to the Scottish Parliament.
NHS Highland will need at least another £34 million from the Scottish Government to cover the cost of Covid-related medical services.
Councillor Andrew Jarvie hoped to prevent the £550,000 bill spiralling further but was voted down
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said there is now reason for 'cautious optimism' as new cases have stabilised
