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MORE than 100 teachers were absent from schools in the Highlands due to stress last year, according to officials.
MAJOR cuts to the charity that runs libraries, museums and leisure centres have been shelved according to the Highland Council administration group’s…
PLANS are being drawn up to deal with overcrowding problems at nine primaries across Inverness.
THE controversy over coach parking in Inverness erupted into angry scenes at a council meeting this week.
CRIME is falling in the area, according to a new report.
A CALL on Highland Council’s administration group to increase council tax by five per cent to protect services like winter gritting from budget…
Highland Council’s budget leader, Councillor Maxine Smith, has described proposals by the opposition group to raise council tax as "scandalous".
THE opposition group at Highland Council is calling on the SNP-Lib Dem-Labour administration to raise council tax by five per cent.
HIGHLAND Council leader Drew Hendry has been revealed as a contender to face MP Danny Alexander in a battle for his Westminister seat.
A woman suffering from a rare disease has been left to fend for herself after her carers walked out for the second time.
Climate change initiatives will never be embraced while people in the Highlands are still living in homes so poorly built they leak heat, an outspoken…
A CROWDED Eden Court welcomed Scotland’s leader in waiting, Nicola Sturgeon, to Inverness this week.
Scotland’s Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will visit Inverness tonight- speaking at Eden Court to what will no doubt be a full audience of…
Scotland’s Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will visit Inverness on Monday evening - speaking at Eden Court to what will no doubt be a full…
SLASHING half-an-hour a day from primary class teaching times will cut more than 15 weeks of education from a typical pupil’s journey through the…
PLANS to end a parking free-for-all stepped forward after Highland Council approved measures to set up an in-house traffic warden service costing…
DELINQUENT dogs are making life a misery for people living in the Highlands, with complaints at a record high.
John Finnie, Independent MSP for the Highlands and Islands, has attacked proposals to scrap 24-hour specialist road policing units cover for non-motorway…
A HIGHLAND MSP has attacked proposals to scrap 24-hour specialist road policing units cover for non-motorway roads.
SCHOOLS could close, school days could be shortened and 1000 council staff, including 50 secondary school teachers, could lose their jobs as Highland…
