Nicky Marr sits down with the movers behind the bid to find out why the north is so important to green energy
The Highlands should meet a deadline for ending landfill three years early after the council agreed a £58 million deal with a waste disposal firm.
Going but not gone – Boris Johnson has said he will step down as Prime Minister but only when his successor has been chosen
Far north MP Jamie Stone slams Mr Johnson as a 'compulsive liar'
She was speaking as pressure on the PM to go ramps up
Boyd Robertson says the board is determined to 'eliminate the behaviours that have afflicted the organisation'
New figures reveal that more than half the births of women from Caithness last year were induced, a disproportionately high number.
It comes after a row over appointing CHAT boss Councillor Ron Gunn to the NHS Highland Board
MP Jamie Stone says by vote shows 'a level of contempt for the British public I never thought I would witness'
The Caithness leader of Highland Council has welcomed a hydro scheme on the River Ness which is now fully operational.
Caithness councillor Raymond Bremner said he is a “Caithness councillor first and foremost” as he vows to work together in council.
And why Highland Council may want to consider getting a new phone contract
NHS Highland has projected a financial black hole of more than £42 million despite its budget increasing by almost £100 million since 2019.
Rail disruption has seen more than half the services in the north Highlands cancelled.
Highland Council’s new leader, Raymond Bremner, has welcomed the claim that thousands of jobs would be created by Cromarty Firth Green Freeport.
Councillor Raymond Bremner will lead the local authority, with Strathspey member Bill Lobban appointed council convener.
With Caithness Councillor Raymond Bremner set to become council leader
Sue Gray states again there were 'failures of leadership and judgement in No 10 and the Cabinet Office'
So who is the man widely tipped to become one of the most powerful politicians in the region?
Caithness councillor Raymond Bremner says that the county will remain “foremost in my mind” despite being tipped for the top job at Highland Council.
