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She is the latest chief officer appointment in a major management restructure of the local authority.
However, veteran is unlikely to continue to represent Strathspey if returned - find out why
He says ‘for me it is unfinished business’ as he confirms he will run as an independent in the 2026 Holyrood elections.
More than 300 people attended a packed Beauly convention to demand a moratorium on new developments.
Camanachd Association CEO Ruari Davidson says it showcased ‘the very best of our game and our communities’
The respected political scientist also divulged why Nigel Farage is his most admired politician at the exclusive Highland News and Media event.
Liberal Democrat candidate Neil Alexander is demanding a new Clean Water Act amid fears 45% spike could get worse.
The health board confirms it was ‘not a cyber attack, and that no patient records were compromised’.
But the health board say appointments are going ahead and ‘patient care is continuing safely across all our hospitals and services’.
MP Jamie Stone voices concerns in Westminster and applauds bravery of Councillor Helen Crawford about ‘democratic failure’.
Find out if your councillor makes the top 10 most expensive or least expensive.
It will hire quality improvement managers and officials plan to meet all head teachers and staff.
The aim of an annual menu update for the 18,000 lunches that are served everyday and reduce food waste.
Inverness and Nairn Lib Dem candidate Neil Alexander warn of ‘growing crisis’ in north healthcare
The total bill for the local authority’s highest earners has risen five fold in the last five years.
Incident is said to have happened on Saturday during the Kinlochshiel v Caberfeidh match
Opposition councillors sought a more nuanced approach including a review but administration bosses out voted them down.
But staff still got £624k more than they should despite tough new measures.
Edward Mountain says original Transport Bill targeted high risk areas so people would comply with the new limits.
Officials insist ‘few people’ who actually support the scheme engage with consultation.
