Health

NHS Highland are reporting a successful recruitment campaign at The Glen Centre in Aviemore

He says ‘the SNP government has spent every one of its 17 years in power trying and failing to address the issue of delayed discharge’.

The proportion of those stranded in hospital in the Highlands even outstripped Glasgow with double the population.

The leaves may have started falling and the temperature is getting cooler, but there’s still plenty to do around the Highlands during the autumn.

The way that things are set up can impact our behaviour, says our columnist.

Jacqui’s life was saved twice by donors, including one occasion which turned out to be the best Christmas present anyone could ask for…

A trio of golf courses and a distillery have joined forces to raise vital funds for a charity set up by Scottish rugby legend Doddie Weir.

MSP Edward Mountain warns cancer ‘just worries the hell out of you constantly’ and delays can impact survival.

He says ‘despite five SNP MSPs from the region taking hefty ministerial salaries, the Highlands keeps missing out’.

Two Highland charities were recognised for their work supporting young people and their families alongside Highland Council and the NHS.

The figures have pushed a local charity to call for investment to prevent “the Highlands from being left behind” for mental health services.

‘The next few weeks’ will hopefully see the finalisation of the handover of derelict and vulnerable St Vincent’s Hospital in Kingussie

The book was designed to help men cook good and nutritious food while away for weeks at sea.

Drinks all round on the summit of Badenoch capital’s own peak

LONG READ: NHS Highland responds to serious questions posed by hospital community

With the SNP cutting £500 million from budgets I doubt many readers will worry too much about the cancellation of advertising and marketing campaigns.

Asking about suicide, without judgement and with compassion, can give someone space and time to breath and think ‘there may be another way’.

Finance secretary Shona Robison warns ‘we cannot afford all of our capital commitments’

A nationwide series of community events inviting the public to share their pandemic experiences is coming to Inverness this week.

Aviemore specialists already opening longer and now planning to do home visits