Give me perspective

We sought to place the Highlands and Moray firmly on the political agenda after years of neglect

Despite the 27C difference in overnight temperatures last week, the UK government thinks its ‘one size fits all’ solution works.

View from the Board by Debbie Murray

Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce, urges firms to breathe new life into their business in Scottish Apprenticeship Week

Councillor Raymond Bremner said many of the budget savings haven’t been easy.

Local authority budget challenges are 15 years in the making, according to the regional Labour MSP.

Plans to enable more Moray women to give birth in Inverness have moved forward with the announcement of £6.6 million in Scottish Government funding.

News updates serve a legitimate purpose. But nothing can excuse the Tiktokkers, YouTubers and keyboard warriors hindering searches.

Highland Council's leader believes it is faced with a perfect storm as it aims to address a £49.2 million budget gap.

First game in charge is against Strathspey Thistle on Saturday.

Nicky Marr ponders if we might miss out on a 'sharp, intelligent, and economically astute' next First Minister.

A 'Town Centre Health Check' by Highland Council paints a mixed picture of the health and attractiveness of Brora, Dornoch and Golspie town centres.

Let’s turn the page and find a more positive chapter for all of Scotland’s people, please.

I’m curious. What actually is the role of our elected representatives in Holyrood and Westminster?

Veteran SNP MSP brands 'lame' A9 dualling delay excuses as balderdash – and fears more lives will be lost.

Members of Highland Council’s health committee have called for more detail about how the council will improve its services for vulnerable children.

122 people have been killed in accidents on the A9 since the start of 2009.

Some councillors say the new charges mean it’s now cheaper to run a petrol car than an electric one.

Highland Council has named a host of new “species champions” as part of the fight against biodiversity loss.

As Scotland marks 20 years of access laws under the Land Reform Act, John Davidson speaks to charities and politicians on the future of outdoor access