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Speed restriction causes train delays on Far North Line

Speed restriction causes train delays on Far North Line

Speed restriction causes train delays on Far North Line

01 September 2020

RAIL passengers on the Far North Line face delays of up to 35 minutes today, ScotRail has warned.


Highlands and Islands in vanguard of new transport app

Highlands and Islands in vanguard of new transport app

Highlands and Islands in vanguard of new transport app

25 August 2020

Pioneering project will help with car sharing and cycing decisions


Call for other A9 improvements following end of Berriedale scheme

Call for other A9 improvements following end of Berriedale scheme

Call for other A9 improvements following end of Berriedale scheme

24 August 2020

Civic leader Willie Mackay has welcomed the Berriedale realignment – while highlighting other parts of the A9 that he says also need to be improved.


Commemorative project planned to mark Far North haulage company's 100th anniversary; appeal for D Steven & Son archive photos launched

Commemorative project planned to mark Far North haulage company's 100th anniversary; appeal for D Steven & Son archive photos launched

Commemorative project planned to mark Far North haulage company's 100th anniversary; appeal for D Steven & Son archive photos launched

23 August 2020

An appeal has gone out for archive photographs capturing some of the 100-year history of successful Caithness haulage firm D Steven & Son.


MSP thanks workers on the Berriedale road improvement scheme and says it will 'make a lot of people very happy'

MSP thanks workers on the Berriedale road improvement scheme and says it will 'make a lot of people very happy'

MSP thanks workers on the Berriedale road improvement scheme and says it will 'make a lot of people very happy'

23 August 2020

PICTURES: Local MSP Gail Ross has paid tribute to everyone who worked on the newly completed Berriedale Braes road realignment project.


Motorists in for easier drive as new section of road at Berriedale opens today, replacing a notorious hairpin bend

Motorists in for easier drive as new section of road at Berriedale opens today, replacing a notorious hairpin bend

Motorists in for easier drive as new section of road at Berriedale opens today, replacing a notorious hairpin bend

21 August 2020

The new section of the A9 at Berriedale Braes will open to traffic later today following the completion of a £9.6 million improvement project.


Railway stations across country observe silence in memory of Stonehaven crash victims

Railway stations across country observe silence in memory of Stonehaven crash victims

Railway stations across country observe silence in memory of Stonehaven crash victims

19 August 2020

THE Highlands' railways joined others around Scotland in falling silent today to remember those killed in last week's Stonehaven rail crash.


Police appeal following serious road accident on trunk road south of Aviemore

Police appeal following serious road accident on trunk road south of Aviemore

Police appeal following serious road accident on trunk road south of Aviemore

16 August 2020

Three cars involved, two casualties taken to Raigmore Hospital; road now open.


Emergency services dealing with derailment at Stonehaven

Emergency services dealing with derailment at Stonehaven

Emergency services dealing with derailment at Stonehaven

12 August 2020

Emergency services, including paramedics, are dealing with a derailed train near Stonehaven.


Commuters urged to walk or cycle as schools prepare to reopen

Commuters urged to walk or cycle as schools prepare to reopen

Commuters urged to walk or cycle as schools prepare to reopen

10 August 2020

A campaign has been launched encouraging commuters to consider active travel options and plan their journeys as schools in Scotland prepare to reopen.


Local authority discussions continue over safe school transportation

Local authority discussions continue over safe school transportation

Local authority discussions continue over safe school transportation

05 August 2020

HIGHLAND Council is in the progress of renegotiating some school transport contracts, less than a week before schools reopen.


Open letter sent to First minister as community in Sutherland at end of tether over 'dirty campers'

Open letter sent to First minister as community in Sutherland at end of tether over 'dirty campers'

Open letter sent to First minister as community in Sutherland at end of tether over 'dirty campers'

31 July 2020

An open letter to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has laid out a catalogue of problems that are devastating a community in Sutherland.


Dornoch one-way idea knocked back

Dornoch one-way idea knocked back

Dornoch one-way idea knocked back

20 July 2020

A HIGHLAND Council chief has knocked back a suggestion that a one-way traffic system be introduced to Dornoch,


Limited edition Scottish-themed thistle facemasks unveiled for train passengers

Limited edition Scottish-themed thistle facemasks unveiled for train passengers

Limited edition Scottish-themed thistle facemasks unveiled for train passengers

17 July 2020

Sales of fun designer protectors will aid the Campaign Against Living Miserably


Disruption for motorists on A9 near Cromarty Bridge as resurfacing work due to start

Disruption for motorists on A9 near Cromarty Bridge as resurfacing work due to start

Disruption for motorists on A9 near Cromarty Bridge as resurfacing work due to start

14 July 2020

MOTORISTS using the A9 south of the Cromarty Bridge face 10 days of disruption when major resurfacing work gets under way this week.


Filling stations record slump in fuel sales as lockdown home working cuts out work commute

Filling stations record slump in fuel sales as lockdown home working cuts out work commute

Filling stations record slump in fuel sales as lockdown home working cuts out work commute

13 July 2020

Working from home could become the new norm as fuel sales at filling stations across the UK are down by almost a quarter during lockdown.


North bus operator accepts first booking since lockdown as it invests in anti-viral mist machine

North bus operator accepts first booking since lockdown as it invests in anti-viral mist machine

North bus operator accepts first booking since lockdown as it invests in anti-viral mist machine

13 July 2020

THE Highlands’ largest coach operator says its fleet is “clean, safe and ready to go” thanks to an intensive deep clean and health and safety regime.


Dangers of trespassing on railway highlighted by youth charity

Dangers of trespassing on railway highlighted by youth charity

Dangers of trespassing on railway highlighted by youth charity

07 July 2020

New campaign aims to protect youngsters from passing trains this summer


Road improvement works on trunk road at Skiach junction to take an extra week

Road improvement works on trunk road at Skiach junction to take an extra week

Road improvement works on trunk road at Skiach junction to take an extra week

05 July 2020

MOTORISTS are facing further disruption on the A9 in Easter Ross after roadworks on a busy junction over-ran.


New community rail group hopes to promote tourism on Far North line

New community rail group hopes to promote tourism on Far North line

New community rail group hopes to promote tourism on Far North line

03 July 2020

A new group is being formed in an ambitious bid to reinvigorate the Far North rail line in Caithness and Sutherland, it has emerged.


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