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'Staff shortages are hitting tourism and hospitality businesses hard everywhere'

We asked whether parents were considering keeping their children off school 308 people said yes compared with 302 who said no.

Two lanes were blocked after a collision at Scatraig earlier this afternoon.

Covid and early afternoon kick off means bars quieter than would normally be case

Rail union has said industrial action is set to take place but still open to talks with operators Serco

Funding will also pay for the continuation of timber transport project officer

"There’s an exercise I offer to coaching clients who are struggling to work out their next steps in life; I suggest that they draft their own eulogy."

'Free between Glasgow Central and Mount Florida if they have a valid match ticket'

Move applauded on social media

Marie last seen catching cab to Inverness

'We know some areas are still facing difficulties' says economy secretary

LNER launch timetable survey

Scottish Water issues public health warning as season gets under way

Patients can help 'ensuring they're using the right service at the right time'

Highland Council has said that it is up to each school whether or not to let pupils watch Euro 2020 matches during the tournament.

'Alexander took advantage of a position of authority and trust over the boys he abused' says investigator

A FURTHER nine cases of the Covid-19 coronavirus have been identified across the NHS Highland area.

A95 Glenbeg to Inverallan Roundabout will be resurfaced from Monday

Popular Highland route will see essential surface works carried out

A DOZEN new positive tests for Covid-19 have been recorded across NHS Highland.