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State-owned ferry operator CalMac which provides lifeline services to Scotlands islands has seen an over 60 real terms increase in its public…

I WAS in the Highlands last week enjoying a short break north of Inverness, a former home town of mine, and expecting monster petrol prices.

Homer George and the 'Climb the Tower' contest was just one chapter in North Dakota's impressive, world-renowned TV tower history. The tower was the same height as the Empire State Building.

The bridge on Davis Street near Miller Street has reopened to two lanes, but with a weight reduction.

What the NHS needs above all else is a return to a GP out-of-hours on-call service.

Reducing crew members on Scotlands CalMac ferries will not save millions, argues a Herald reader and retired chief engineer.

THAT our public sector no longer has enough money to perform its functions should be little surprise. The UK is now a lot poorer since successive…

ALTHOUGH I have not had the opportunity to read the recently-published Roadmap for Scottish Green Industrial Strategy, it is good to see attention…

No wonder the demand by communities for the break-up of CalMac is becoming more strident. Poor reliability and lack of capacity on Clyde and…

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch highlights the “chaotic way” in which ferry services in Scotland are being run ("Lynch to speak to MSPS on…