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The Highlands has by far the worst education estate in Scotland with one in three primaries and one in four secondaries in a “poor” condition.
She says 'our aim, Covid permitting, is that it will be in the first half of this Parliament – before the end of 2023'
Local members now need to formally okay the plans for them to take effect
Highland Council was urged not to “repeat the mistakes of the past” by under-investing in roads.
Parents are able to benefit from more childcare hours after Highland Council managed to deliver the 1140 hours scheme after a number of delays.
New Start Highland could provide a template for tackling issues of poverty, homelessness and long-term unemployment according to the Labour chairwoman
Ambitious plans for a National Care Service have received a frosty welcome from local councils after they were given just over two months to respond.
The Electoral Registration Officer for the Highlands and Western Isles has warned residents not to lose their voice on decisions that affect them.
Jill Tilt was elected to take over from Nicola Sinclair in the far north while Colin Aitken replaces Graham Ross in Inverness
She takes over from Nicola Sinclair after passing the 1206 vote threshold needed for election
The Finance Secretary wed local man Alasdair MacLennan at a private ceremony on Thursday
MP Jamie Stone has hit out at the SNP for “failing” NHS Highland as figures revealed 9368 operations were cancelled in the area during the pandemic.
The public has the power to help stem a surge in Highland Covid cases that has helped push Raigmore Hospital on to an emergency footing.
He says 'It has been an absolute honour to lead Eden Court'
A Caithness councillor has issued a desperate call for outdoor sports facilities to be established in Thurso.
Councillors Nicola Sinclair and Graham Ross resigned, triggering a vote on August 12.
Highland Council has appointed Nicky Grant as the executive chief officer (ECO) for education and learning.
Newly approved investment in the Highland road network has been dismissed by the campaign group Caithness Roads Recovery as "nowhere near enough".
North Point Distillery will also offer an on-site shop after getting a license
Highland Council is seeking to ramp-up roads spending by £9 million over the next two years as potholes are causing increasing concern.
