Transport

Morning flights between Inverness and Manchester today have been cancelled.

A lifeboat was scrambled from North Kessock last night after a yacht’s engine failed.

The public are invited to watch the start of what promises to be a head-turning procession between Dingwall and Thurso. Here’s the plan…

Emergency services including three Inverness fire units and a heavy rescue unit attend crash, with motorists urged to use alternative routes.

ScotRail says a broken down train on the Highland Mainline will cause “major disruption” for passengers through this morning.

An NC500 landmark visitor centre has highlighted their motorhome waste disposal facilities on offer, as tourist season begins.

Vital infrastructure improvements that could transform the reliability of trains in the northern Highlands appear to be in limbo.

Hopes cycling and luggage capacity could be dramatically increased on railway services in the north Highlands seem to have been dashed by rail chiefs.

Woman shares how CalMac staff went the extra mile so family could “make it to the wake in time to say goodbye” at family member’s funeral.

An NC500 railway route has seen a visit from an extraordinary steam train, The Great Britain XVI.

Essential improvement works on the A9 near Inverness are set to begin on Tuesday for nine nights.

The news comes as the company posted an operational loss of £4.9m in its latest annual report.

Train services to and from Inverness have been hit by a combination of flooding, a shortage of train drivers and signalling failures

British Transport Police responded to an incident in Easter Ross on Saturday and ScotRail has warned of the dangers of trespassing on the railway.

A Met Office yellow warning for gale-force winds in parts of the Highlands has been extended until midnight. It was originally meant to expire at 3pm.

Major roadworks on the A9 which were paused over the Easter break are set to restart tonight, road engineers have warned.

Ferry crossings in the Minch will be out of action until at least Monday after Storm Kathleen began battering the west coast.

The warning comes into force on Sunday amid forecasts of gales up to 60mph in many western areas of the region.

A former champion of Gaelic culture and language is taking up a new role to help improve public transport in the Highlands.

Most Ullapool-Stornoway ferry sailings were cancelled on Saturday and Sepa flood alerts have been issued as Storm Kathleen approaches.