The bid to secure UNESCO World Heritage Site status for the Flow Country has been boosted by endorsement from SNP minister John Nicolson.
Members of Highland Council’s Gaelic committee have welcomed an award of £101,675
Residents across Highland and the Western Isles are being urged to check their electoral registration details.
The UK government has announced details on how households will receive £400 to help with rising energy bills this autumn.
Self-catering businesses and short-term let providers across Caithness and Sutherland are being offered support and guidance.
Minister for Scotland Iain Stewart MP has joined the call for The Flow Country to become a UNESCO World Heritage site
The Flow Country in Sutherland and Caithness has moved closer to achieving World Heritage Site status.
Scotland will be the first UK nation to pursue a ban on single-use plastics
Community and tourism leaders from Sutherland have been appointed to the board of Venture North
Fire chiefs are urging people across the north of Scotland to take the utmost care amidst an "extreme" risk of wildfires over the next few days.
People in Caithness and across Scotland are being invited to apply to join the panel of a scheme designed to promote better use of community land.
Ten rural communities across the Highland region are set to benefit from a new mobile Post Office.
With only one week to go, time is running out for voters to make sure they can take part in the local elections.
Vulnerable communities in Caithness and across Scotland are being urged to apply for new SSEN funding.
Highland is among the top ten areas in Scotland with the least affordable fuel relative to earnings
Primary schools across the Highlands are being invited to join a nationwide initiative to introduce youngsters to the sport of curling.
Packs of LFD tests will be distributed from several Highland locations from Monday until to Friday next week.
A woman who lost her premature baby is sharing her story in a bid to set up a support group for bereaved parents across Caithness and Sutherland.
A cat believed to be a 'stowaway' on a delivery to a village in Caithness is the centre of an online appeal to reunite it with its owners.
The Highland Adapts project will present its latest report to Highland Council members this week.
