Transport

A stretch of the A9 in Sutherland has been identified as the highest risk for deer collisions outside of the central belt.

It is designed to attract more people to the city centre.

A stretch of common good land beside the River Wick has been earmarked for lease to wind farm developers – but it won’t be used for turbines.

Services on the line are set to be cancelled or revised as urgent work to repair damages caused by Storm Babet are set to last for a week.

A controversial road crossing in Castletown should be ripped out and replaced, a local Highland councillor has said this week.

The far north railway line was damaged between Brora and Helmsdale during Storm Babet, leaving passengers facing significant disruption this week.

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Train passengers are facing significant disruption between Inverness and Wick with part of the north line closed for urgent repairs.

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Safety checks will need to be carried out which may impact some services in the Highlands.

Regional flood alerts were issued by SEPA across three areas in the Highlands, with four local flood warnings also in place.

When the clocks go back this weekend, drivers need to be more vigilant behind the wheel with the darker evenings and more changeable weather.

A couple in Shebster had their home flooded during Storm Babet on Saturday but lay the blame on Highland Council for its failure to clear drains.

ScotRail has announced that several routes will be disrupted between today and Sunday due to forecasts of heavy rain.

Police Scotland is appealing for witnesses following a serious crash on the A9 involving a van and cyclist.

He says 'the SNP-led Highland Council and SNP-led Scottish Government must stop passing the buck' – 'the truth of it is they both have.'

'We have become used to steady drumbeat of road deaths'

Road works to install lower speed limits through Golspie will be in place for three weeks, starting from Monday.

ScotRail have announced that trains connecting Inverness and Wick are yet to return to regular service after almost a week of major disruption.

Urgent action is being called for in a Thurso street that it is feared could be on the verge of collapse.