Councillor Ken Gowans says 'it’s vital that the council ensures that it is securing appropriate and proportionate costs.'
The council says 'our results over the last 11 years show a significant deterioration' which is a 'long term trend'
But mystery surrounds where exactly Sumitomo Electric Industries' plant will be located in the region
Labour's Jackie Baillie says 'the SNP is attempting to cloak their own failures in secrecy.'
Scotland's richest man was hit with £100 fine and got three penalty points
Armed units were deployed to the area after a report of an armed man with 'long, shaggy hair and dark trousers.'
Parts of the school summer programme could be saved through external funding.
Local sources state officers have gone door to door while police say 'enquiries into the incident are continuing'
The Inverness and Nairn MSP previously described the Greens as 'wine bar revolutionaries'
Decision follows concerns from businesses that it would be disastrous for trade
None of the top jobs even mention housing, transport or local government
The process to install Scotland’s sixth First Minister
She says she wants to distance herself from the current 'messaging from SNP-Green government'
She says the Highlands is often not treated as favourably as some parts of the Central Belt
He gave his view on the SNP HQ crisis, ring-fencing and thanked The Inverness Courier for the debate
That is despite one questioner watching his wife die as he waited for an ambulance
We sought to place the Highlands and Moray firmly on the political agenda after years of neglect
They say the losses are down to trust, the gender reform and the independence debate
Inverness GP Dr Iain Kennedy wants junior doctor pay to be 'at the top of their to do list'
She says ‘make sure you stop for a rest, have a coffee, and try to plan ahead as much as you can’
