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Sutherland drivers could be fined £200 and get 6 penalty points if they fail to do this one thing on Sunday

Sutherland drivers could be fined £200 and get 6 penalty points if they fail to do this one thing on Sunday

With the clocks going forward an hour, Sutherland drivers are warned to be aware of an issue that could land them in deep trouble.

A9 collision between van and car near Invergordon sparks police appeal

A9 collision between van and car near Invergordon sparks police appeal

A9 collision between van and car near Invergordon sparks police appeal

Police are appealing for information following a collision between a van and a car on the A9 last Sunday (March 23).

£11.5m track upgrade will mean three-week closure for rail line north of Dingwall

£11.5m track upgrade will mean three-week closure for rail line north of Dingwall

£11.5m track upgrade will mean three-week closure for rail line north of Dingwall

The Far North Line will be closed north of Dingwall for three weeks in June so that a £11.5 million track upgrading programme can be carried out.

Directors of company set to take over running of Dornoch Airfield asked to meet with leisure users of site to address concerns

Directors of company set to take over running of Dornoch Airfield asked to meet with leisure users of site to address concerns

Directors of company set to take over running of Dornoch Airfield asked to meet with leisure users of site to address concerns

Disgruntled dog walkers and other leisure users of Dornoch Airfield attended a fiery meeting of Dornoch Community Council last week.

Councillors to discuss motion to ban overnight parking of motorhomes in council-owned car parks in Golspie and Durness on Thursday

Councillors to discuss motion to ban overnight parking of motorhomes in council-owned car parks in Golspie and Durness on Thursday

Councillors to discuss motion to ban overnight parking of motorhomes in council-owned car parks in Golspie and Durness on Thursday

The full council is being asked to approve the ban when it meets on Thursday.

Inverness flights to Heathrow cancelled as power cut hits the London airport

Inverness flights to Heathrow cancelled as power cut hits the London airport

Inverness flights to Heathrow cancelled as power cut hits the London airport

Flights between Inverness and Heathrow have been cancelled this morning following a power outage at the London Airport.

‘I could have raised more money shaking a bucket at Inverness Airport’ - motorhome levy criticised as senior councillors want faith

‘I could have raised more money shaking a bucket at Inverness Airport’ - motorhome levy criticised as senior councillors want faith

‘I could have raised more money shaking a bucket at Inverness Airport’ - motorhome levy criticised as senior councillors want faith

Councillors hoped to take advantage of the lucrative North Coast 500 route, using the funds raised to improve services along the route.

BREAKING: A9 at Alness closed in both directions due to a road traffic accident

BREAKING: A9 at Alness closed in both directions due to a road traffic accident

BREAKING: A9 at Alness closed in both directions due to a road traffic accident

The A9 is currently closed in both directions at Alness due to a road traffic collision.

Helmsdale pupils’ Forsinard Flows artwork and poetry display at village railway station

Helmsdale pupils’ Forsinard Flows artwork and poetry display at village railway station

Helmsdale pupils’ Forsinard Flows artwork and poetry display at village railway station

Pupils at Helmsdale Primary School were challenged to create pictures and artwork about the Flow Country.

Inverness roadworks for drainage investigations will see part of A9 down to single-lane use

Inverness roadworks for drainage investigations will see part of A9 down to single-lane use

Inverness roadworks for drainage investigations will see part of A9 down to single-lane use

Roadworks are set to take place on the A9 between the Longman Roundabout and Raigmore Interchange from tonight.

Inverness Airport “best in Europe” for fifth year in a row

Inverness Airport “best in Europe” for fifth year in a row

Inverness Airport “best in Europe” for fifth year in a row

Inverness Airport has won the best airport in Europe serving under two million passengers — for the fifth year in a row.

20mph speed limit consultation feedback being examined ahead of crunch vote

20mph speed limit consultation feedback being examined ahead of crunch vote

20mph speed limit consultation feedback being examined ahead of crunch vote

Feedback over the region’s new 20mph limits is now being examined by Highland Council ahead of a vote which could make them permanent this spring.

4 weeks of roadwork disruption at Raigmore Hospital, patients warned

4 weeks of roadwork disruption at Raigmore Hospital, patients warned

4 weeks of roadwork disruption at Raigmore Hospital, patients warned

Hospital patients travelling to Raigmore face weeks of disruption while roadworks take place outside its main entrance, NHS Highland has warned.

50mph speed limit plans will be ‘carefully assessed’ after record-breaking consultation feedback

50mph speed limit plans will be ‘carefully assessed’ after record-breaking consultation feedback

50mph speed limit plans will be ‘carefully assessed’ after record-breaking consultation feedback

More than 19,000 responses were received over proposals to cut the speed limit from 60mph to 50mph - the biggest response to Transport Scotland ever.

‘Reducing speed limit would be unnecessary, impracticable, increase journey times and driver frustration’

‘Reducing speed limit would be unnecessary, impracticable, increase journey times and driver frustration’

‘Reducing speed limit would be unnecessary, impracticable, increase journey times and driver frustration’

The Scottish Government and Transport Scotland’s National Speed Management Review consultation is ending today.

Ardgay community councillor calls for ‘hundreds of tonnes of waste’ at village’s railway station to be removed

Ardgay community councillor calls for ‘hundreds of tonnes of waste’ at village’s railway station to be removed

Ardgay community councillor calls for ‘hundreds of tonnes of waste’ at village’s railway station to be removed

The discarded junk can clearly be seen from the car park of the local shop at Ardgay.

Ferries cancelled amid stormy seas

Ferries cancelled amid stormy seas

Ferries cancelled amid stormy seas

Strong gales were causing disruption for Highland ferry travellers on Tuesday after the high winds sparked multiple cancellations in the north.

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