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Drew Hendry has led a debate in Westminster Hall on the practices of energy providers.
Health and Safety Executive identifies failures that could put patients and staff at risk.
Highland Council is advertising the chance to operate the boating pond at Whin Park in Inverness.
Objection lodged against the plans for signage.
The fashion retailer raised £12,154 in 2022 for the mental health charity from a variety of staff-organised fundraisers.
Highland Hospice is appealing for daredevils to take part in a fundraising Wing Walk in aid of the charity.
Changes like these are the last thing that small businesses need, says David Richardson of the FSB.
The Highland MSP is thrilled to be involved when the events returns after a three-year break.
The SNP leadership candidate appears to have lost the backing of the Moray MSP after she revealed she would not have voted for equal marriage.
Concerns have been voiced about plans for a new Inverness bar which could feature axe-throwing.
The supermarket giant expects trade at its Inshes Retail Park store to be negatively impacted if the Highland Council proposal gets the green light.
Highland Council’s education committee has agreed to make “huge changes” to how it funds schools to deliver additional support for learning.
A report into Highland Council’s capital programme shows the full extent of its investment worries.
It is looking for people of all levels of experience to fill roles across the region.
She showed grit, character, and the deepest reserves of resilience at the epicentre of the raging inferno of the independence debate in Scotland.
Everything inside the closed Inverness music venue will go to auction.
Your chance to compare how the existing layout looks in relation to the proposed changes.
Sarah Fyfe has joined as head of content and audience.
Loch & Larder at the Inverness venue will feature Gary Maclean’s Scottish Kitchen.
Eyeing up a possible career in the health sector? Crawford Howat describes how his NHS career grew from assistant cook to Raigmore facilities manager.
