Transport

AN accident on the A9 between Inverness and Dingwall is causing disruption for motorists.

CUSTOMERS in the Highlands could be facing a whopping rise in taxi fares of more than 20 per cent, the Inverness Courier can reveal.

A CITY centre taxi rank is expected to be removed in January as part of a wider project to redevelop the surrounding area.

AIR traffic controllers will be recommended to accept an offer which would end a long-running pay dispute with Highlands and Islands Airports.

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

TRAFFIC congestion and inconsiderate parking have prompted fears of a fatal accident waiting to happen in an Inverness residential area.

TIRELESS efforts by campaigners to protect rail services on the Far North Line have been hailed by an MSP as they mark their 25th anniversary.

Work to rule arrangements are expected to be lifted while union members consider a new offer from Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd.

A SPEED survey is to be carried out on a busy stretch of road on the Black Isle following an appeal by locals to their MSP.

A new competition is being launched for pupils to help design the branding for an electric vehicle.

Labour MSP David Stewart is angry that a problem with the self-service kiosk at Nairn Station flagged up in the summer took three months to fix.

The Scottish Government has been accused of prolonging the stand-off in the current industrial dispute at Highland airports.

Academy Street in Inverness city centre will be closed to allow for the removal of a tower crane at an adjacent building site.

Several road closures will be in place on Sunday during the Christmas Lights switch on, ceremony and parade in Inverness city centre.

Some lines have reopened between Aviemore and Inverness following flooding.

FLOODING is set to bring misery to rail passengers after it sparked the closure of the Highland mainline south of Inverness.

RESURFACING of a busy stretch of the A9 on the Black Isle is set to start this weekend – with delays inevitable.

THE chairman of an influential transport group has called for immediate research on the viability of a publicly operated Highland bus service.

A double-decker bus has hit a railway bridge in Inverness.

SEVERAL city centre streets will close for 10 minutes on Monday morning during a short ceremony outside Inverness Town House to mark Armistice Day.