NEWS

Storm Dennis expected to bring more rail disruptions

High winds and heavy rain are forecast resulting in possible speed restrictions being imposed by Network Rail

Storm Dennis set to hit the Highlands

THE Highlands are bracing for extreme weather this weekend – amid warnings Storm Dennis could become one of the deepest Atlantic lows of modern times.

Highland Council agrees road improvements for Badenoch and Strathspey

Highland Council is responsible for maintaining 6754 kilometres of local roads

Badenoch MSP helps with Highland Foodbank collections

'Deeply concerning' amount of need

Battle over A9 Cairngorms cycleway takes a new turn

There has been anger at Transport Scotland’s ongoing refusal to include the pathway for pedestrians and cyclists along with the big money project

Nicolson: We were beaten by great side

STRATHSPEY manager Gordy Nicolson said losing to table-toppers Brora would not define their season.

'More to the four with lucky break

THE arrival of Storm Ciara meant pitch inspections were the order of the day but there were no issues at Kincraig where Newtonmore beat Beauly 4-0.

Cairngorm Mountain downturn has led to more than 100 job losses

Masterplan aims to stop the slide after struggles caused by a series of poor winters and the closure of the Cairngorm funicular

Badenoch virologist shares insight on coronavirus

'We need to be prepared, but keep things in perspective'

Scottish Minister to attend Q&A event in Grantown

The gathering is being hosted by the SNP's branch in the town

Mane event for Valentine's Day

Cubs enjoy a lovely treat

Rescued Ben Nevis walkers should be 'cut some slack'

Rescuers have called for more information to be made available to tourists and general public about the dangers of going into the Scottish mountains.

Aviemore signalling fault disrupts rail services on the Highland Mainline

A SIGNALLING fault in Aviemore was causing disruption to services on the Highland Mainline this morning (Thursday).

Concern over 'lack of gritting' in Highlands

Claim of 'an accident waiting to happen'

Wintry weather wipes out A9 work

Planned closures postponed

Speculation that washed up skeleton is the Loch Ness Monster

A GIGANTIC skeleton washed up on an Aberdeenshire beach has prompted speculation over what it could be – including the suggestion it might be Nessie.

Strathspey's MP fights for access to benefits for terminally ill

'They need more than just warm words'

Highland Council salutes Syrian programme

'There are only positive implications'

Several Highland schools still held in snow's grip

But most in Strathspey and Badenoch return to their studies

Highland alert for missing Ayrshire man

Michael is known to camp out or sleep rough