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She says 'I’m reminded dozens of times a day of the cost of being in the union.'

The sector supports 66,000 jobs, 41,000 of which are in Scotland

Easter Ross's Maxine Smith is in hot water over a spat with a fellow councillor while Caithness's Andrew Jarvie is up for 'feeling misled'.

A Scottish Government scheme to support small-scale food producers has been welcomed by Green MSP Ariane Burgess.

Ariane Burgess calls for more support for the sector

SCOTTISH XL Bully dogs will be subject to the same controversial rules introduced in England, First Minister Humza Yousaf has confirmed.

The proposed scheme aims to provide financial relief to people in the Highlands and Islands

The north has the worst school buildings in Scotland but the council delayed the debate by more than three weeks.

The potential benefits of using drones to help with traffic issues in Caithness and beyond was discussed at a community council meeting on Monday.

A Far North MP is claiming NHS dentistry 'is broken' and slammed his SNP counterparts for a no-show at a parliamentary debate.

She says 'Eco-anxiety, the distress caused by these emergencies, is increasingly recognised,' asking 'how can we cope with these feelings?'

A Highland MSP has made a bid for the issue to be discussed at the Scottish parliament tomorrow.

Jamie Stone speaks to the Clacton MP about life outside politics

I hope that things improve in 2024. The UK desperately requires change to tackle NHS waiting times, schooling standards and poverty.

Highland Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has demanded action as new figures reveal 73 per cent of train stations in the region are not fully accessible.

Households across the Highlands will be bracing for a cold start to the new year with the increase to Ofgem’s price cap on energy bills.

Fergus Ewing has contacted transport minister Fiona Hyslop in response to a number of questions Highlanders have raised over the emergency's handling.

Highlands and Islands Labour MSP Rhoda Grant says the backlog cost of road repairs needed in the Highlands has soared to more than £200 million.

Councils are being offered a £14 billion funding settlement from the Scottish Government, according to provisional details just published.

Holyrood Notebook by Edward Mountain