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Highland Council is set to enter the housing market in a bid to tackle the shortage of accommodation across the region.
The easing of restrictions imposed before Christmas will do nothing to help small hospitality businesses, claims the Federation of Small Businesses.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed that limits of 500 attending large outdoor events in Scotland will be lifted from Monday.
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross accuses her of a U-turn that left the country as an 'outlier'
Work on a new prison for the Highlands is under way after more than a decade of delay which has seen construction costs double.
In an exclusive interview with political correspondent Scott Maclennan, SNP MSP Emma Roddick hits out at over-tourism and 'remote' central belt bias
Councillor Struan Mackie previously dubbed the regionalisation of councils as 'a failed experiment'
The first decision taken at Friday's postponed Highland Council meeting was to cancel a key item seen as a means to hold the leadership to account.
The last full Highland Council meeting of the year has had to be postponed for the second year running due to IT issues.
A blistering assessment of the condition of local road surfaces sparked a bitter political exchange at Highland Council.
Highland Council's work towards living wage status has stalled, the local authority's leader admitted.
Caithness councillor Matthew Reiss has called on MSP Maree Todd to look into funding “discrepancies” he says have seen Highland Council short-changed.
Voluntary parking charges will be introduced at a number of popular car parks in Caithness.
Voluntary parking charges could be introduced at a number of popular car parks in Caithness.
Tens of thousands of people in the Highlands could be left in the cold unless the Scottish Government acts now, claims Labour MSP Rhoda Grant.
Sustainability charity Energy Sparks is set to offer access to online its energy education programme
The local authority wants to bring the problematic contract in-house
A Scottish Parliament committee has unanimously rejected plans for a shake-up of Highland Council wards which have been widely criticised.
Jamie Halcro Johnston says 'I hope it will leave Humza Yousaf in no doubt of the growing anger that many are feeling'
Mental health services in the Highlands are so bad that Conservative and Labour MSPs are working together alongside other parties to demand action.
