Politics

A call has been made for the Armed services to be called in to help deliver a coronavirus vaccine across the Highlands.

'I believe there is merit in splitting the functions that are all currently in the hands of HIE'

A Highland MP has issued a scathing attack on an MSP over his claims about a lack of financial investment in the Highlands.

Edward Mountain MSP has backed Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross’s plans to kick-start the economic recovery in the Highlands

Park authority has launched its own investigation into Tweet made by Geva Blackett

Strathspey MSP was a member of the first re-convened Scottish Parliament in 1999

Scottish Forestry is making cash available to tree nurseries, small forestry businesses and farmers.

As businesses across the Highlands start to reopen, people are urged to keep following the rules to continue suppressing the spread of Covid-19.

The Haven has been given a £1.1 million grant from the Big Lottery Community Fund hot on the heels of receiving planning permission for the centre.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced Scotland will move into phase three with “the highest risk changes we have made so far”.

People travelling to or from Spain will have to quarantine on arrival in Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says.

Scotland's Communities Secretary has thanked charities and local authorities for their “incredible” work to help people across Scotland access food.

Kate Forbes MSP has said that Gaelic should be treated as normal in all services for the Highlands and Islands to increase confidence in speakers.

Just two new positive tests for Covid-19 were recorded in Scotland in the past 24 hours according to the latest Scottish Government's daily update.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called on the UK government to invest heavily in the economy, saying the country needs around £80 billion.

Edward Mountain asks why Fergus Ewing does not step in and reopen Glenmore Campsite which is set to remain closed until spring 2021.

Nicola was speaking today as beer gardens opened for the first time since lockdown began.

The UK Government's proposed new immigration system could halve the number of people coming to Scotland, risking labour shortages in key sectors.

The First Minister has announced significant changes to the lockdown with beer gardens open from Monday and some holiday lets permitted from tomorrow

MSP Kate Forbes will replace part of her usual summer constituency tour with virtual surgeries and meetings in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.