Politics

Ariane Burgess is pleased by the company proposal

The Liberal Democrat MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross has written to NHS Highland asking about funding for hybrid closed loop systems.

The move divided the council as some felt it was anti-religious and others discussed accountability

Over 200 signatures gathered in 48 hours, according to north MSP

Rhoda Grant says proposals would have devastating impact on rural communities

Overstretched officers are unable to "adequately" police dangerous speeding on the North Coast 500, a worried local MP fears.

I was delighted to see the pictures from the ceremony marking the first breaking of the ground at the site for the Sutherland Space Port.

The figures from January shed light on adult social care in the Highlands as it teeters on the brink of collapse.

A 41 per cent social worker vacancy rate is affecting the team responsible 'for care and protection' of children.

MSP Edward Mountain is campaigning for a new hospital but the First Minister says 'we’re not looking at replacing Raigmore right now'

A scheme which is being piloted at secondary schools across Caithness and Sutherland is set to be widened after a £1.5 million investment.

Far north MP Jamie Stone says the Sutherland Spaceport will bring "new potential" to the area after attending the groundbreaking ceremony last week.

It comes as councillors fear the cost of hiring facilities in the north are 'threatening the very existence' of voluntary organisations.

Far north MP Jamie Stone has called for a general election after the Conservatives' vote in the local elections in England collapsed.

A number of sports programmes have already moved but others may have to fold

The cash comes from new strategic allocation to tackle the worst routes in the region

Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone on his memories of King Charles III

Holyrood Notebook by Rhoda Grant

Electric timber lorries will be used in the Highlands as part of a trial scheme which has been awarded £452,000.

Caithness Roads Recovery's Iain Gregory says 'I have little doubt that we would have been at the very bottom of the list across Scotland'