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Enforcement action has been taken against an NHS-run care at home service after "significant concerns" were identified during a surprise inspection.

A number of pupils from Kinlochbervie High School helped make as much noise as possible outside the Ceilidh House in Kinlochbervie.

The Bradbury Centre in Bonar Bridge took part in the day of action coordinated by the Hubs United Group (HUG).

Community health and wellbeing hubs in Sutherland and Dunbeath are taking part in a day of action today to highlight a “social care crisis”.

The 10.26-acre plot is located next to Golspie Business Park.

A team of inspectors from Education Scotland visited Brora Primary School and its nursery class in March.

The homes on Sutherland Arms Way are on the site of the former Sutherland Arms Hotel and are the first social housing in the village since the 1990s.

Officials insist ‘few people’ who actually support the scheme engage with consultation.

The play-off final was in the balance going into the second leg, but it did not go Ross County’s way in Dingwall.

Sandy Maclean marked the milestone with friends at his home in Salt Street.

Development comes as audit finds £624,000 was wrongly paid to past and present staff.

Ørsted is proposing to build Woodcock Hill Wind Farm on land around 12 kilometres south of Melvich and three kilometres north of Forsinard.

Limekiln wind farm was only able to go ahead after “a big fight”, guests were told at the official opening of the 24-turbine development.

Sheriff Neil Wilson described the case as “ill-advised” and a “personal vendetta”.

A doctor, teacher and an award-winning author are among the latest people to officially become British citizens.

Annual event lived up to its name with thousands attending as it returned to its spiritual home.

Spectators are welcome to watch competitors in the 3 Peaks Challenge on Saturday, May 31.

Rachel Walker and Aaron Jones are known for their beautiful vocal harmonies and interpretations of Gaelic songs.

The A9 has now reopened after being closed in both directions for over four hours.

Award-winning journalist, Lesley Riddoch is set to visit Tain with a special screening of “Denmark: The State of Happiness” followed by a Q&A session.