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It is estimated there are 15,000 homes and businesses are at risk of flooding in the Highland and Argyll Local Plan District.

The Scottish Government has confirmed its proposal to amend legislation to extend the deadline for short term let hosts to apply for their license.

Care Reserves has been created to enhance support to the care sector during a time of fragility following the pandemic and winter pressures.

An Achiltibuie woman is raising awareness of bowel cancer in younger people after fighting for a diagnosis when she realised something wasn't right.

Primal have signed a two-year deal with The World's Strongest Man and Europe's Strongest Man (2021) who will become official brand ambassadors.

Age Scotland, the national charity for older people, has issued advice on how to avoid falling this winter to prevent a trip to the hospital.

The Scottish Land Commission’s ‘Land @ Lunch’ webinars share insights and learnings on land rights and responsibilities.

People in the Highlands are being urged to speak out rather than suffer in silence this Christmas.

Highland children are facing a three–year waiting list for support for mental health issues.

North West Sutherland Schools (NWSS) includes Kinlochbervie High School and Kinlochbervie, Durness and Scourie primary schools.

Jamie Stone is encouraging vulnerable constituents who are customers with BT to sign-up to their priority fault repair scheme.

Fourteen teams of primary six and seven pupils entered the contest.

With the first signs of real winter weather, mountain safety organisations are urging people heading for the hills to "ThinkWINTER".

It’s that time of the year where we find out 2022’s official Words of the Year.

Exposed tyre cord and defective lights were among the faults detected by police during a spate of A9 safety checks ahead of wintry snap.

A programme to drive the economic growth of the 'agritourism' sector in Scotland is set to receive more than £442,000.

These days I can measure someone’s happiness by how long they have left on their fixed-rate mortgage.

The move will affect more than 30,000 pupils across the region

Highland councillors commend Scottish free period products scheme, which makes period products available freely accessible to everyone

Did you know that there are over 70 places across the Highlands where you can pick up free period products?