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But what does that mean for the Highlands including vital sectors like the whisky industry?
Chief Officer Ross Haggart says the changes deliver ‘modern, state-of-the-art facilities’.
The average cost is steadily rising from over £14m for the first five years to more than £22 million for the last five.
Is this the return of the Friar’s Bridge artist which impressed locals a year ago?
Three decades spent studying the skies will be marked by a special event with the Glasgow Science Centre’s Steve Owens.
That is part of a larger £278,000 annual bill to keep the public fully informed including training for community councils.
Police Scotland say the incident happened on Wednesday between 21.00 and 21.35 and one of the victims ‘had property damaged’.
Detectives are searching for an unknown male wearing a dark coloured tracksuit with a white emblem, black trainers, a blue rucksack
The A96 goes straight through the Highland town causing congestion and pollution that the campaign aims to tackle with a bypass.
The course is built on the school grounds and should be open by the start of 2025, maybe sooner.
Motorists are advised to use caution on approach due to a fuel spillage on the carriageway.
Innoflate Inverness is located at the Inverness Shopping Park where it shares a building with Hollywood Bowl
Draft petitions committee report warns that history could repeat itself identifying funding as one of many major problems
Highland passengers are no strangers to having a bus instead of the rail service they wanted.
The rises are the local authority’s way of dealing with both a massive deficit and to invest in infrastructure.
Economist warns the council is overspending and has a ‘bad reputation for mismanaging projects’.
She says sticker art was inspired by a fear of personal loss and it celebrates ‘my childhood friend, partner in crime, my always love’.
The sticker art ‘chronicling the lives of Scotland's smallest residents’ in the city centre even made it to the door of The Inverness Courier.
The issue involves more than just a shortage of affordable local homes and include taxation, energy ratings and administration.
The issue involves more than just a shortage of affordable local homes and include taxation, energy ratings and administration.
