Transport

Flood warnings for Aviemore, Kingussie, Newtonmore and more are among 12 such alerts issued in the Highlands.

Hazardous surface flooding is affecting the A9 in Inverness, Traffic Scotland has warned amid widespread heavy rain across the Highlands.

Yellow warning issued amid fears 'persistent' rain will cause travel disruption and flooding in western and central parts of the Highlands.

Felling and thinning to start at Ralia junction on Monday

The average council house rent in Highland will increase from £83 per week to almost £90 per week, Highland Council has announced today.

Storm force winds are set to batter more of the Highlands on Wednesday, the Met Office has warned after extending a yellow alert for gales.

The A9 is now partially reopened after a car caught fire near Aviemore this morning.

This morning's roads condition report

Damage caused by Storm Jocelyn will disrupt all of today's train services between Inverness and the Central Belt today.

MSP Jackson Carlaw says 'drift' started in 2018 and the public was kept in the dark despite 'serious reservations and doubt' internally.

A ban prohibiting pavement parking will be enforced across the Highlands from next month.

A new police report shows that the Highlands recorded the highest number of drug driving offences across Scotland in December.

Yellow warning still in place, says roads conditions report

With parts of the Highlands brace for winds of up to 70 mph, ScotRail has halted all of its train services this evening.

Public urged to take part in consultation about rolling out the 20mph speed limit across the Highlands as deadline nears.

Storm Jocelyn warnings in place

Train travellers are being strongly advised to check their journeys in advance after “extraordinary damage” from Storm Isha closed lines.

Network Rail Scotland has warned that further serious railway disruption is expected on Tuesday and Wednesday after Storm Jocelyn arrives.

WATCH: See how swollen the River Calder has become by Newtonmore after rain and thaw

No train services are running this morning in Scotland until rail lines have been inspected as Storm Isha hit the UK.