Highland Council

A brand new 3G sports pitch and multi-use games area looks set to be built in an Inverness neighbourhood after it was approved by Highland Council.

Scotland’s highest court found the local authority’s arguments were the review is #incompetent’ and ‘premature’ to be ‘unfounded’.

A new community building to help improve the lives of people staying at the Longman travellers' site in Inverness has won planning approval.

Audit Scotland warns ‘it's getting harder for councils to do more with less’ but local authorities could be more transparent.

A new sustainable Energy Centre is now taking shape on site on Castle Street, in Inverness.

Highland Council is supporting Mental Health Awareness Week - and pushing the positive benefits of movement.

‘Frankly appalling’ conditions at an Inverness school have been raised with Scotland’s education minister by a Highland MSP.

Green councillors have welcomed Highland Council’s £2 billion investment plan for public services over the next 20 years.

The popular bakery looks set to open a new outlet in a former car hire site in Harbour Road.

The Inverness retailer was caught selling vapes to children on numerous accounts.

The Inverness retailer was caught selling vapes to children on numerous accounts.

Plans to boost road safety and encourage more people to cycle or walk have passed their latest milestone.

Habitat restoration efforts and work to boost biodiversity in the Highlands are “very positive and encouraging”, a senor councillor believes.

A councillor has hit out at what he claims are “blanket 20mph speed limits across the Highlands” and has called on the council to end their roll-out.

A community regeneration scheme that pumped £10 million into 324 local projects has been hailed by Highland councillors for “two years of success”.

More than £186,000 has been awarded to community wildlife and habitat protection and restoration projects across the Highlands.

UHI Inverness is set to launch a month-long series of events aimed at helping cash-strapped students better manage their finances.

Duncan McDonald is taking on his latest challenge as the newly-elected independent representative for Inverness South on Highland Council.

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Kate Forbes says the SNP must ‘rewin trust’ but is change possible for a party after 17 years in power?