Transport

A YELLOW weather warning for heavy rain has been issued for parts of the Highlands.

Whittles Publishing based in Dunbeath has produced a new book about the shipbuilding yards of Leith.

WEATHER forecasters have predicted Inverness and the Highlands could be under snow as deep as 10 inches by the end of next week.

There could be around 400,000 electric vehicles in the northern half of Scotland by 2032, according to Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks.

The A9 at Alness has been closed after an accident.

A HOST of flights in and out of Inverness Airport continue to be affected by fog that has refused to shift all day.

A couple who set themselves the challenge of travelling NC500 have told of their experiences.

A campaign group has hailed a report that recommends improvement to the railway service between Caithness and Inverness.

Officers are appealing for witnesses and information following a serious road crash on the A9 around 7.25pm yesterday

VisitScotland chairman Lord Thurso has praised the owners of a north based tour guide business after presenting them with a five-star grading.

A series of explosive blasts to remove rock for a new section of road at Berriedale went without a hitch.

Kessock Bridge has been awarded category B status after it was recognised as being of special architectural interest.

A road manager has warned that there is no “magic wand” to solve trunk road difficulties.

Get live updates on train times in the Highlands from First ScotRail.

Live Eye Views from the A9, courtesy of Traffic Scotland.